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Inferring genomic histories of structured populations : lessons from the hominids

2020-01-01

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Demography is a major determinant of the variation of species. Understanding how it effects the genetic composition of populations allows us to infer history from genetic data. I contribute to this project in three ways. First, I estimate the historical trajectories of effective population size in Pan and Pongo. These analyses are based on past rates of coalescence, estimated within and between populations, and th...

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dbc55356-2ece-5fe2-9f89-345e7b41c149
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10.17863/cam.47007
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