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Estimating recent migration and population size surfaces

2018-07-09

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In many species a fundamental feature of genetic diversity is that genetic similarity decays with geographic distance; however, this relationship is often complex, and may vary across space and time. Methods to uncover and visualize such relationships have widespread use for analyses in molecular ecology, conservation genetics, evolutionary genetics, and human genetics. While several frameworks exist, a promising...

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Literature Corpus work: 8b52efe7-aeb5-5377-aa47-4339f9476d3d
DOI: 10.1101/365536

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