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Measuring differentiation among populations at different levels of genetic integration.
BMC genetics - 30 Sept 2008
Gillet Elizabeth M, Gregorius Hans-Rolf
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: Most genetic studies of population differentiation are based on gene-pool frequencies. Population differences for gene associations that show up as deviations from Hardy-Weinberg proportions (homologous association) or gametic disequilibria (non-homologous association) are disregarded. Thus little is known about patterns of population differentiation at higher levels of genetic integration nor the...
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