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Evaluating kinship estimation methods for reduced-representation SNP data in non-model species

2024-04-20

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Kinship estimation is widely used in ecological and evolutionary research, particularly in studies of human genealogy and genome-wide associations. In conservation, restoration, agriculture, and forestry, identifying relationships between individuals can be crucial for successful population management and can provide insight into inheritance patterns. Kinship estimation methods are typically designed for large dat...

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10.22541/au.171360147.73891624/v1
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