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Inferring drift, genetic differentiation, and admixture graphs from low-depth sequencing dataRasmussen et al., 2024
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- Rasmussen M
- Wiuf C
- Albrechtsen A
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A number of popular methods for inferring the evolutionary relationship between populations require essentially two components: First, they require estimates of f 2-statistics, or some quantity that is a linear combination of these. Second, they require estimates of the variability …
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