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The Hill numbers synthesize and generalize measures of trait polygenicity
Characterizing the genetic architecture of phenotypic variation is central to human genetics, yet trait polygenicity---the diversity of genetic variants responsible for a heritable trait's variation in a sample---is rarely quantified formally. O'Connor and Sella (2026) addressed this need by proposi
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