“…In addition, most workers have not indicated the variance of their estimates, thus making it difficult to determine whether two or more estimates, although numerically different, are in fact significantly different from each other. Hervey and Lewis (1923), Jull (1924), and Knox (1934) obtained estimates of correlations between several economic traits in laying birds. These were phenotypic correlations however and, thus, unreliable as estimates of the degree to which traits are genetically related.…”