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For population genetics, continuous space might be the final frontier

Posted on 31 Mar, 2020 by Jeremy Yoder

My first exposure to this issue was probably reading Whitlock and McCauley’s 1999 review of the tricky relationship between pairwise genetic differentiation and actual migration rates. Classic theory by none other than Sewall Wright related the differentiation index FST to … Continue reading →

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