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A comparison of rarefaction and bayesian methods for predicting the allelic richness of future samples on the basis of currently available samples.

The Journal of heredity - 1 Jan 2000

Belkhir Khalid, Dawson Kevin J, Bonhomme François

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Rarefaction methods have been introduced into population genetics (from ecology) for predicting and comparing the allelic richness of future samples (or sometimes populations) on the basis of currently available samples, possibly of different sizes. Here, we focus our attention on one such problem: Predicting which population is most likely to yield the future sample having the highest allelic richness. (This...

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PMID: 16987938
DOI: 10.1093/jhered/esl030

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