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The Structured Coalescent and its Approximations

2016-12-02

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Phylogenetics can be used to elucidate the movement of genes between populations of organisms, using phylogeographic methods. This has been widely done to quantify pathogen movement between different host populations, the migration history of humans, and the geographic spread of languages or the gene flow between species using the location or state of samples alongside sequence data. Phylogenies therefore offer in...

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f6a144ae-f3a8-537c-819f-087d61fd66ed
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10.1101/091058
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