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Convertible bonds can also have a call feature.
Linkage Disequilibrium
A situation in genetics where alleles at different loci are associated more frequently than expected by chance alone.
Heritable Trait
A characteristic or feature of an organism that can be passed from parent to offspring through genetic information.
Selection Differential
Selection differential is a measure of the strength of phenotypic selection. The selection differential describes the difference between the mean of the reproducing members of the population that contribute offspring to the next generation and the mean of all members of a population.
Quantitative Trait
A measurable phenotype that varies among individuals over a given range to produce a continuous distribution of a phenotype. Quantitative traits are sometimes called complex traits; they’re also sometimes called polygenic traits because their variation can be attributed to polygenic effects (that is, the cumulative action of many genes).
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