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ONeSAMP 3.0: estimation of effective population size via single nucleotide polymorphism data from one population.

G3 (Bethesda, Md.) - 7 Oct 2024

Hong Aaron, Cheek Rebecca G, De Silva Suhashi Nihara, Mukherjee Kingshuk, Yooseph Isha, Oliva Marco, Heim Mark, W Funk Chris, Tallmon David, Boucher Christina

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The genetic effective size (Ne) is arguably one of the most important characteristics of a population as it impacts the rate of loss of genetic diversity. Methods that estimate Ne are important in population and conservation genetic studies as they quantify the risk of a population being inbred or lacking genetic diversity. Yet there are very few methods that can estimate the Ne from data from a single population...

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PMID: 38996058
DOI: 10.1093/g3journal/jkae153
PMCID: PMC11457061

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