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Expected coalescence times and segregating sites in a model of glacial cycles.

Genetics and molecular research : GMR - 31 Jul 2006

Jesus F F, Wilkins J F, Solferini V N, Wakeley J

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The climatic fluctuations of the Quaternary have influenced the distribution of numerous plant and animal species. Several species suffer population reduction and fragmentation, becoming restricted to refugia during glacial periods and expanding again during interglacials. The reduction in population size may reduce the effective population size, mean coalescence time and genetic variation, whereas an increased...

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