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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 2.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Genet. 2009 Feb 27;39(4):371–379. doi: 10.1007/s10519-009-9258-z

Table 2.

Probandwise twin concordances and number of affected individuals (probands) for high mathematical ability at 85% cut-offs organized by gender and zygosity for the three measures and the composite

Variable MZ m DZ m MZ f DZ f DZ opp
Understanding number 48%
n = 120
31%
n = 124
49%
n = 143
35%
n = 119
34%
n = 248
Non-numerical processes 42%
n = 128
42%
n = 130
39%
n = 139
40%
n = 115
35%
n = 239
Computation and knowledge 46%
n = 135
30%
n = 121
44%
n = 131
38%
n = 125
31%
n = 239
Composite 59%
n = 123
40%
n = 144
58%
n = 135
44%
n = 117
37%
n = 239

Note: All extremes analyses were calculated on age-, but not sex—regressed scores