Heritability of nature orientation and experiences

Title: People's desire to be in nature and how they experience are partially heritableJournal: Plos Biology, 2021 DatasetsPlosBioData.csv: data underlying main results (Fig1, Fig2, Fig3, Fig4, and data descriptions)PlosBioData_agemod.csv: data underlying the age moderation analysis (S1 Note)PlosBioData_gardenpresence.csv: data underlying the post-hoc urban moderation analysis. Only use twin individuals in which both reported having gardens. (S1 Fig, S2 Fig, S4 Table and S5 Table) R codes PlosBioDescription.html: Data description. Phenotype distribution, age distribution, phenotype relation with age and sex, between twin correlations. (S3 Fig, S6 Table to S10 Table, Fig SN1.1) PlosBioICC.html: intra-class correlation (Fig 1,S1 Table)PlosBioDS.html: multivariate analysis using direct symmetric approach (Fig 2 and Fig 3)PlosBioUrbanModOrientation.html: urban moderation analysis for nature orientation (Fig 4A, S2 Table, S3 Table)PlosBioUrbanModNatureFreq.html: urban moderation analysis for nature duration (Fig 4B, S2 Table, S3 Table)PlosBioUrbanModNatureDuration.html: urban moderation analysis for nature duration (Fig 4C, S2 Table, S3 Table)PlosBioUrbanModGardenFreq.html: urban moderation analysis for garden frequency (Fig 4D, S2 Table, S3 Table)PlosBioUrbanModGardenDuration.html: urban moderation analysis for garden duration (Fig 4E, S2 Table, S3 Table)PlosBio_AgeMod.html: age moderation analysis (S1 Note)PlosBioBothHaveGarden.html: post-hoc urban moderation analysis. Only use twin individuals in which both reported having gardens. (S1 Fig, S2 Fig, S4 Table and S5 Table)