Sure. So here are a few of the highlights of the paper:
- They looked at nearly every single twin study over the last 50 years
- The combined population of the all the studies is 14 million twin pairs
- The results strongly suggest that every human trait is heritable as they didn't find one trait that had 0% heritability.
- The most surprising result for me is that across all the traits they compiled, the heritability is 49%. Which is much much lower than I would have expected.
There's a few more interesting points about monozygotic vs dizygotic, but I'll spare you the technicalities since it has a narrower scope of interest.
- They looked at nearly every single twin study over the last 50 years
- The combined population of the all the studies is 14 million twin pairs
- The results strongly suggest that every human trait is heritable as they didn't find one trait that had 0% heritability.
- The most surprising result for me is that across all the traits they compiled, the heritability is 49%. Which is much much lower than I would have expected.
There's a few more interesting points about monozygotic vs dizygotic, but I'll spare you the technicalities since it has a narrower scope of interest.
As always, thanks Gwern for the informative post.