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The effects of subdivision on the genetic divergence of populations and species.
Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Aug 2000
Wakeley J
Abstract excerpt
An island model of migration is used to study the effects of subdivision within populations and species on sample genealogies and on between-population or between-species measures of genetic variation. The model assumes that the number of demes within each population or species is large. When populations (or species), connected either by gene flow or historical association, are themselves subdivided into demes,...
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