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Cultural variation in voting patterns reflects the landscape of US genetic diversity: A test of the cultural niche hypothesis

2019-11-26

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Humans are unique in the animal world in the extent to which we have the potential to affect our own biological evolution through culturally mediated behavioural variation. However, there is scant clear evidence of the phenomenon. Here, I estimate genetic diversity for every county in the US by merging demographic data from the 2010 US Census with genomic reference populations and show that gene...

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5346e35e-16be-537c-a07d-ef38aefc4b3b
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10.1101/856450
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