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Genetic dating and pattern of admixture in modern human evolution
Genetic variation is shaped by admixture between populations in an evolutionary process. The mixture dynamic between groups of populations results in a mosaic of chromosomal segments inherited from multiple ancestral populations. The distribution of ancestral chromosomal segments and the recombinati...
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Institute of Infectious Disease and Molecular Medicine
2017
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