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The first two sentences of the introduction to this study are telling: "Sexual interest in children resembles sexual gender orientation in terms of early onset and stability across the life span. Although a genetic component to sexual interest in children seems possible, no research has addressed this question to date." It goes on to describe their approach, which consists of a survey of twins. No mention is made of DNA sampling. To read more than the summary involves registering which I am not prepared to do and probably don't qualify anyway. Google Scholar is pretty neat btw, didn't know about it before. |