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This population-genetic study compares morphophysiological and genetic   variability in a group of homosexually oriented individuals from Serbia   (N=96) with control group of heterosexual individuals (N=96) using a test of   determination of homozygously recessive characteristics in humans (HRC-test).   Results of our study revealed a statistically significant difference in the   mean values of genetic homozygosity (control group 5.0+0.2 ; homosexuals 3.4   +0.1 HRCs, out of 20 observed characteristics) the differences in the   distribution type, as well as in the variances of presence of specific   combinations of such traits. These results suggest a complex polygenic   difference between two observed systems. There is no difference in the degree   of genetic homozygosity between the genders in each tested group of   individuals. However, both homosexually oriented females and males have   significantly lower mean values of HRCs compared to female and male   heterosexuals. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 175093

Anthropogenetic variability in the groups of homo- and heterosexually oriented individuals