6. The data in the graph shown are the concordance between identical twins (monozygotic) and same-sex fraternal twins (dizygotic) for five complex traits. Based on these data, which of the traits shows the greatest effect of environment relative to heredity? Briefly explain your answer. м н к 1.0 0.75 0.50 0.25 MZ DZ MZ DZ MZ DZ MZ DZ MZ DZ | MZ = monozygotic | MZ = dizygotic Biology: How Life Works, Third Edition © 2019 Macmillan Learning
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