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Assortative mating and the dynamical decoupling of genetic admixture levels from phenotypes that differ between source populations

2019-09-20

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Source populations for an admixed population can possess distinct patterns of genotype and pheno-type at the beginning of the admixture process. Such differences are sometimes taken to serve as markers of ancestry—that is, phenotypes that are initially associated with the ancestral background in one source population are taken to reflect ancestry in that population. Examples exist, however, in which genotypes or p...

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8ebd870b-d7dc-5d16-b8f1-89bdbbe73852
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10.1101/773663
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