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Distinguishing among complex evolutionary models using unphased whole-genome data through Approximate Bayesian Computation

2018-12-28

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Inferring past demographic histories is crucial in population genetics, and the amount of complete genomes now available should in principle facilitate this inference. In practice, however, the available inferential methods suffer from severe limitations. Although hundreds complete genomes can be simultaneously analyzed, complex demographic processes can easily exceed computational constraints, and the procedures...

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0b983f6b-080f-5267-8404-b749eb0bef01
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10.1101/507897
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