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Beyond straight lines: migration costs considering geography enhance tracing human genetic ancestry

2026-06-17

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Reconstructing the spatio-temporal history of human genetic lineages is fundamental to understanding human evolution and population distribution. While succinct tree sequences and maximum parsimony reconstruction methods applied to large-scale genomic data have improved our ability to trace the geographic history of genetic ancestry, they have essentially relied on Euclidean distances, which ineluctably ignore opp...

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59a05f99-b5fc-5813-9905-7740224aa855
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10.64898/2026.06.16.732259
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