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An ABC method for whole-genome sequence data: inferring paleolithic and neolithic human expansions

2018-09-17

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Species generally undergo a complex demographic history, consisting, in particular, of multiple changes in population size. Genome-wide sequencing data are potentially highly informative for reconstructing this demographic history. A crucial point is to extract the relevant information from these very large datasets. Here we designed an approach for inferring past demographic events from a moderate number of fully...

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485d77bf-25a7-54be-a760-56d541732dce
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10.1101/419002
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