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<i>F</i> <sub>ST</sub> and kinship for arbitrary population structures I: Generalized definitions

2016-10-27

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F ST is a fundamental measure of genetic differentiation and population structure, currently defined for subdivided populations. F ST in practice typically assumes independent, non-overlapping subpopulations , which all split simultaneously from their last common ancestral population so that genetic drift in each subpopulation is probabilistically independent of the other subpopulations. We introduce a generaliz...

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3224fa4c-0638-5618-961a-78dbb16d6bb8
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10.1101/083915
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