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Estimating population split times and migration rates from historical effective population sizes

2022-06-17

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The estimation of effective population sizes ( N e ) through time is of fundamental interest in population genetics, but the interpretation of N e as the effective number of breeding individuals in the population is challenged by the effect of population structure. In fact, variation in N e reported in many studies may be a consequence of changes in migration rates between populations rather than changes in...

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DOI: 10.1101/2022.06.17.496540

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