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Length Distribution of Ancestral Tracks under a General Admixture Model and Its Applications in Population History Inference

2015-07-28

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> As a chromosome is sliced into pieces by recombination after entering an admixed population, ancestral tracks of chromosomes are shortened with the pasting of generations. The length distribution of ancestral tracks reflects information of recombination and thus can be used to infer the histories of admixed populations. Previous studies have shown that inference based on ancestral tracks is powe...

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7fe32836-3b48-5edf-9c3a-0943836374c9
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10.1101/023390
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