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The contribution of gene flow, selection, and genetic drift to five thousand years of human allele frequency change

2023-07-11

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Genomic time series from experimental evolution studies and ancient DNA datasets offer us a chance to directly observe the interplay of various evolutionary forces. We show how the genome-wide variance in allele frequency change between two time points can be decomposed into the contributions of gene flow, genetic drift, and linked selection. In closed populations, the contribution of linked selection is identifia...

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Literature Corpus work: fda40e2d-dc7e-5803-b81a-b4bdd01e97c2
DOI: 10.1101/2023.07.11.548607

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