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The Spatial Mixing of Genomes in Secondary Contact Zones

2015-03-14

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Recent genomic studies have highlighted the important role of admixture in shaping genome-wide patterns of diversity. Past admixture leaves a population genomic signature of linkage disequilibrium (LD), reflecting the mixing of parental chromosomes by segregation and recombination. The extent of this LD can be used to infer the timing of admixture. However, the results of inference can depend strongly on the assum...

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805367c2-417b-5a5b-b5c7-0050a637ba2b
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10.1101/016337
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