Article
Population substructure and isolation by distance in three continental regions.
American journal of physical anthropology - 1 Feb 1999
Eller E
Abstract excerpt
Isolation by distance and divergence from a shared population history are two sources of population substructure. Isolation by distance erases population history as populations approach migration-drift equilibrium, while diverging populations descended from a single ancestral population will accumulate genetic differences with time. Here I investigate how much of the worldwide genetic diversity from Jorde et...
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