On the use of kernel approximate Bayesian computation to infer population history.

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Genetic variation is a product of mutation, recombination and natural selection along with a complex history involving population subdivision, gene flow and changes in population size. Elucidating the evolutionary forces that shape genetic differences among populations is a major objective of evolutionary genetics. Recent advances in high-throughput technology enable genomic data to be obtained from samples at a...

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