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Philosophy of biology / Heritability / Quantitative genetics / Nature versus nurture / Intelligence quotient / Richard Lewontin / The Mismeasure of Man / Population genetics / Arthur Jensen / Biology / Genetics / Intelligence
Philosophy of biology
Heritability
Quantitative genetics
Nature versus nurture
Intelligence quotient
Richard Lewontin
The Mismeasure of Man
Population genetics
Arthur Jensen
Biology
Genetics
Intelligence

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