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Because the environments of most twin pairs do not represent the broad range of environments found in the general population, it is often difficult to
A) generalize heritability to the whole population.
B) determine heritability estimates. 
C) run studies other than kinship studies for this reason.
D) account for individual differences.
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Exploring Lifespan Development


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Thank you, will mark the topic solved Smiling Face with Open Mouth
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Bye for now
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