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Fig 1.

Distribution of BMI by gender.

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Fig 2.

Distribution of weight, with the linear and quadratic effects of height partialed out, by gender.

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Fig 3.

Association between BMI and weight, with the linear and quadratic effects of height partialed out, by gender.

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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of body-mass index (BMI).

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Table 2.

Fit statistics of the intraclass correlation mixture models under normal and skew-t distributions for BMI and height.

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Table 3.

Descriptive statistics and twin correlations of BMI and height for the intraclass correlation mixture models.

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Fig 4.

BMI density of the two latent classes by gender and zygosity.

Note. The densities of the single-class BMI are illustrated in dashed lines.

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Fig 5.

Distribution of participants in normal and overweight class, stratified by BMI.

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Fig 6.

Associations of BMI between twin pairs of the two latent classes by gender and zygosity.

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Fig 7.

Distribution of height (in feet) between twin pairs by gender and zygosity.

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Fig 8.

Associations of height (in feet) between twin pairs by gender and zygosity.

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