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neogen: A tool to predict genetic effective population size (Ne ) for species with generational overlap and to assist empirical Ne study design.

Molecular ecology resources - 1 Jan 2019

Blower Dean C, Riginos Cynthia, Ovenden Jennifer R

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Molecular genetic estimates of population effective size (Ne ) lose accuracy and precision when insufficient numbers of samples or loci are used. Ideally, researchers would like to forecast the necessary power when planning their project. neogen (genetic Ne for Overlapping Generations) enables estimates of precision and accuracy in advance of empirical investigation and allows exploration of the power available...

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PMID: 30194750
DOI: 10.1111/1755-0998.12941

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