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Visualizing spatial population structure with estimated effective migration surfaces

2014-11-26

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Genetic data often exhibit patterns that are broadly consistent with “isolation by distance” – a phenomenon where genetic similarity tends to decay with geographic distance. In a heterogeneous habitat, decay may occur more quickly in some regions than others: for example, barriers to gene flow can accelerate the genetic differentiation between groups located close in space. We use the concept of “effective migrati...

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61a76d96-b860-5861-99b0-19f953ab9855
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10.1101/011809
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