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Genetic diversity in global chicken breeds as a function of genetic distance to the wild populations

2020-01-29

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Migration of populations from their founder population is expected to cause a reduction in genetic diversity and facilitates population differentiation between the populations and their founder population as predicted by the theory of genetic isolation by distance. Consistent with that, a model of expansion from a single founder predicts that patterns of genetic diversity in populations can be well explained by th...

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a10d0523-dabf-5959-93f7-84052e6d8186
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10.1101/2020.01.29.924696
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