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Tracking human population structure through time from whole genome sequences

2019-03-21

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The genetic diversity of humans, like many species, has been shaped by a complex pattern of population separations followed by isolation and subsequent admixture. This pattern, reaching at least as far back as the appearance of our species in the paleontological record, has left its traces in our genomes. Reconstructing a population’s history from these traces is a challenging problem. Here we present a novel appr...

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3314b0c6-f798-517e-97c9-c5d8b06c5b86
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10.1101/585265
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