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Computing coalescence rates for complex demographies and sampling configurations

2026-04-10

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Inference of population history from genetic data relies, implicitly or explicitly, on the distribution of coalescence times, because population size changes, migration, and admixture all leave characteristic signatures in genealogies. The distribution of pairwise coalescent rates in particular has emerged as a popular target for demographic inference methods. However, pairwise coalescent rates have limited power...

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10.64898/2026.04.09.717519
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