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Allelic genealogy and human evolution.
Molecular biology and evolution - 1 Jan 1993
Takahata N
Abstract excerpt
Genetic variation at most loci examined in human populations indicates that the (effective) population size has been approximately 10(4) for the past 1 Myr and that individuals have been genetically united rather tightly. Also suggested is that the population size has never dropped to a few individuals, even in a single generation. These impose important requirements for the hypotheses for the origin of modern...
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