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Covariance and correlation / Statistics / Probability theory / Mathematical analysis / Variance / Sensitivity analysis / Covariance / G factor / Correlation and dependence / Autocorrelation
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Covariance and correlation
Statistics
Probability theory
Mathematical analysis
Variance
Sensitivity analysis
Covariance
G factor
Correlation and dependence
Autocorrelation

vol. 166, no. 1 the american naturalist july 2005

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