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Properties and unbiased estimation of <i>F</i> - and <i>D</i> -statistics in samples containing related and inbred individuals

2020-11-20

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The Patterson F - and D -statistics are commonly-used measures for quantifying population relationships and for testing hypotheses about demographic history. These statistics make use of allele frequency information across populations to infer different aspects of population history, such as population structure and introgression events. Inclusion of related or inbred individuals can bias such statistics, which...

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Literature Corpus work: 9020f280-178d-5b4f-a458-2ecbdc97ef39
DOI: 10.1101/2020.11.20.391367

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