...when first we practice to conceive!
Sorry about that. You know, for a professional geneticist, I sure don't talk much about genetics in here. Not surprising, really-it's too much like work. But I've been dying to use that title for months now....
I got to thinking about my ethnic heritage after watching a scene in the movie Porco Rosso, in
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A note of explanation: The Greek letter Ψ represents the coefficient of kinship, which is the same thing as the inbreeding coefficient, except that it applies to the parents rather than to the offspring. Generally, when calculating f it is easier to calculate Ψ for the parents, which has the same value.
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The finest genetic distinction I can think of in literature is Tom in Pudd'nhead Wilson, who is 1/32 black and therefore all black as far as society is concerned.
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