The Japanese Journal of Genetics · 1962 · 277 citations · 4 references
Life SciencesBiostatisticsGeneticsPopulation GeneticsQuantitative GeneticsStatistical GeneticsGenetic CorrelationGenetic Variance ComponentsGenotype-by-environment InteractionHeritabilityQuantitative Trait AnalysisQuantitative Trait InheritanceEstimation Of Genetic CorrelationGenetic Correlation Across EnvironmentsGenetic Correlation AnalysisGenetic Correlation ModelingGenetic Covariance EstimationGenetic Covariance MatrixGenotype By Environment Interaction VarianceVariance Components Analysis
The present paper is an attempt to compare the methods of estimating genetic correlations, one from the original variance and covariance analyses and the other from the two-way analysis of variance.By contrasting the expected mean squares in the latter in terms of variance and covariance in the former, the standard estimation formula of genetic correlation was expressed by means of variance components in the two-way analysis.
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