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Overcoming the dichotomy: new insights into the genomic diversity of open and isolated European populations

2016-08-05

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Human populations are often dichotomized into “isolated” and “open” using cultural and/or geographical barriers to gene flow as differential criteria. Although widespread, the use of these alternative categories could obscure further heterogeneity due to inter-population differences in effective size, growth rate, and timing or amount of gene flow. We compared intra and interpopulation variation...

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DOI: 10.1101/067850

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