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28 February, 13:51

A trait, such as height, has high heritability because much of the variation between individuals is the result of genetic variation. however, not all of the variation for height in a population can be attributed to genetic variation alone. why does genetic variation not always determine the differences in a given trait between individuals?

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  1. 28 February, 14:07
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    Human height is a qualitative complex traits that is measured on a continuous scale.

    Genetic variation can not always determine the differences in a given trait between individuals because the phenotype cannot always be determined without knowing the environment. Both conditions are required and must be presented in order to see a phenotype.
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