The majority of genetic variation in orangutan personality and subjective well-being is nonadditive (Q46732601)

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The majority of genetic variation in orangutan personality and subjective well-being is nonadditive (English)

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Mark James Adams

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James E King

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Alexander Weiss

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English

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30 March 2012

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Behavior Genetics

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675-686

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