Family studies of somatic and functional characteristics in the polish rural population

Journal Title: Biology of Sport - Year 2010, Vol 27, Issue 3

Abstract

In the present investigation we were trying to determine the genetic and environmental conditioning of the chosen somatic and functional traits in Polish rural population during ontogenesis. In order to find out interactions between environmental and genetic conditions of the studied traits, classical methods of quantitative features were applied: correlation coefficients corrected by assortative mating in the chosen types of heritability were evaluated on their base, heritability coefficients of analyzed features were assessed. The biggest stability of the correlation coefficients was observed for the length-parameters. We did not noticed stronger genetic control of functional features in men. Mean-strong genetic control among analyzed traits was observed in: reaction time, space orientation and static strength expressed as relative and absolute strength.

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J Jaworski, A. T. Klimek, T Wieczorek

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J Jaworski, A. T. Klimek, T Wieczorek (2010). Family studies of somatic and functional characteristics in the polish rural population . Biology of Sport, 27(3), 207-212. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-59019