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Applying <em>f<sub>4</sub></em>-Statistics and Admixture Graphs: Theory and Examples

2020-05-08

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A popular approach to learning about admixture from population genetic data is by computing the allele-sharing summary statistics known as f-statistics. Compared to some methods in population genetics, f-statistics are relatively simple, but interpreting them can still be complicated at times. In addition, f-statistics can be used to build admixture graphs (multi-population trees allowing for admixture events), wh...

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4d6132ab-7865-5b88-b157-9fc7d8bb3b28
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10.20944/preprints202003.0237.v2
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