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Inferring hominin history with recurrent gene flow from single unphased genomes and a two-locus statistic

2026-04-12

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The emerging picture of hominin evolution is one of complexity, population structure, and gene flow, which recent genomic inference approaches have begun to resolve. Among these are methods based on two-locus statistics, which summarize information contained in genealogical correlations between linked loci. Although the inclusion of ancient samples could provide increased power to distinguish between competing mod...

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10.64898/2026.04.11.717825
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