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Complex genetic patterns in human arise from a simple range-expansion model over continental landmasses

2017-07-03

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Although it is generally accepted that geography is a major factor shaping human genetic differentiation, it is still disputed how much of this differentiation is a result of a simple process of isolation-by-distance, and if there are factors generating distinct clusters of genetic similarity. We address this question using a geographically explicit simulation framework coupled with an Approximate Bayesian Computa...

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4796b2ab-5dc1-5686-bc89-c5497d90707b
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10.1101/158923
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