Complex phenotypes are traits which are influenced by many factors, and not just a single gene, as for classical Mendelian traits. The brain, and its resultant behaviour, gives us a large subset of complex phenotypes to examine. Variation in these traits is affected by a range o…
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A central question in genetics asks how genetic variation influences phenotypic variation. The distribution of genetic variation in a population is reflective of the evolutionary forces that shape and maintain genetic diversity such as mutation, natural selection, and genetic dr…