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A new method of estimating the pollen dispersal curve independently of effective density.

Genetics - 1 Jun 2006

Robledo-Arnuncio Juan J, Austerlitz Frédéric, Smouse Peter E

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We introduce a novel indirect method of estimating the pollen dispersal curve from mother-offspring genotypic data. Unlike an earlier indirect approach (TwoGener), this method is based on a normalized measure of correlated paternity between female pairs whose expectation does not explicitly depend on the unknown effective male population density (d(e)). We investigate the statistical properties of the new method,...

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PMID: 16582447
DOI: 10.1534/genetics.105.052035
PMCID: PMC1526494

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