Answer:
Explanation:
Monozygotic in the same environment
Genetic Variance will be zero and the environmental variance will be zero this is because a monozygotic twin shares the same gene 100% and because they stay in the same environment they are equally exposed to the same thing this makes environmental variance Zero.
Monozygotic in a different environment
Monozygotic in different environment will have an environmental variance 100% this is because they are expose to different environment leading to variation in what they know and 0% genetic variance
Dizygotic in the same environment
They have 0% environmental variation and 50% genetic variation this is because they are fraternal twins and not 100% genetically only 50% of their traits are identical
Dizygotic in a different environment
They will have 100% environmental variance because they are raised in different envrionment leading to variation in idea and what they know and 50% genetic variance because Dizygotic twin are not genetically identical.
The formula to calculate phenotypic variance due to genetic variation is
Hb2 = 2(rmz - rdz) this is in accordance to falconer's formula for twin heritability and its estimatebroad sense heritage.
Where hb2 is broad sense heritability