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Inference of Gorilla demographic and selective history from whole genome sequence data

2014-09-17

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While population-level genomic sequence data have been gathered extensively for humans, similar data from our closest living relatives are just beginning to emerge. Examination of genomic variation within great apes offers many opportunities to increase our understanding of the forces that have differentially shaped the evolutionary history of hominid taxa. Here, we expand upon the work of the Great Ape Genome Pro...

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d80af4cb-9cff-5256-b128-876c826c67b7
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10.1101/009191
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