Linear and partially linear models of behavioral trait variation using admixture regression

Gregory Connor; Gerard R. Fuerst

doi:10.1101/2021.05.14.444173

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Gerard R. Fuerst2

¹Maynooth University
²Cleveland State University

↵*Correspondence: gregory.connor{at}mu.ie

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