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Inferring number of populations and changes in connectivity under the n-island model

2020-09-04

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Inferring the demographic history of species is one of the greatest challenges in populations genetics. This history is often represented as a history of size changes, thus ignoring population structure. Alternatively, structure is defined a priori as a population tree and not inferred. Here we propose a framework based on the IICR (Inverse Instantaneous Coalescence Rate), which can be estimated using the PSMC met...

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8d9f14cb-964d-57e7-9471-8b721dd7d00f
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10.1101/2020.09.03.282251
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