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Cultural transmission of reproductive success impacts genomic diversity, coalescent tree topologies and demographic inferences

2022-05-26

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Cultural Transmission of Reproductive Success (CTRS) has been observed in many human populations as well as other animals. It consists in a positive correlation of non-genetic origin between the progeny size of parents and children. This correlation can result from various factors, such as the social influence of parents on their children, the increase of children’s survival through allocare from uncle and aunts,...

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a056f99c-af2f-5b29-8002-9aef073a9a82
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10.1101/2022.05.25.493366
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