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Tree measures and the number of segregating sites in time-structured population samples.

BMC genetics - 16 Jun 2005

Forsberg Roald, Drummond Alexei J, Hein Jotun

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BACKGROUND: Time-structured genetic samples are a valuable source of information in population genetics because they provide several correlated observations of the underlying evolutionary processes. In this paper we study basic properties of the genetic variation in time-structured samples as reflected in the genealogies relating individuals and the number of segregating sites observed. Our emphasis is on...

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PMID: 15960847
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2156-6-35
PMCID: PMC1185533

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