Impacts of genetic correlation on the independent evolution of body mass and skeletal size in mammals

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RT @Luke__Ward: .@EucharistKun: deep learning on UKB DXA images, genetics of limb length and body mass are uncorrelated, which was known fr…

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.@EucharistKun: deep learning on UKB DXA images, genetics of limb length and body mass are uncorrelated, which was known from breeding experiments (https://t.co/mdcfoXnP7f); loci correlate with human-selected regions that gave us longer legs vs other prima

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RT @vsbuffalo: A favorite figure I encountered recently: tibia length vs body mass across taxa. The stared outliers have specialized locomo…

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RT @vsbuffalo: A favorite figure I encountered recently: tibia length vs body mass across taxa. The stared outliers have specialized locomo…

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