Genotype-Environment Correlation is a developmental behavioral genetic phenomenon in which genetic differences among individuals are systematically associated with variations in their environmental exposures, reflecting nonrandom distribution of environments as a function of genotype.
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Stability Analysis: Where Do We Stand?<sup>1</sup>
C. S. Lin, Michael Binns, L. P. Lefkovitch · Crop Science · 1986 · 910 citations
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