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Kin-structured migration: causes and consequences.
American journal of human biology : the official journal of the Human Biology Council - 1 Jan 2000
Fix Alan G
Abstract excerpt
Migration among local populations classically has been seen as the principal process retarding genetic microdifferentiation. However, as Sewall Wright pointed out long ago, migration may also act as a random differentiating force. In fact, when migrants comprise a biological kin group, migration may be considered a component of genetic drift. The causes of kin-structured migration (KSM) lie in the common, if not...
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