Regression models for twin studies: a critical review.
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John B Carlin | Lyle C Gurrin | J. Carlin | J. Sterne | T. Dwyer | L. Gurrin | R. Morley | Jonathan Ac Sterne | Ruth Morley | Terry Dwyer
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