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Impact Of Model Violations On The Inference Of Species Boundaries Under The Multispecies Coalescent, Anthony J. Barley, Jeremy M. Brown, Robert C. Thomson
Impact Of Model Violations On The Inference Of Species Boundaries Under The Multispecies Coalescent, Anthony J. Barley, Jeremy M. Brown, Robert C. Thomson
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© 2017 The Author(s). The use of genetic data for identifying species-level lineages across the tree of life has received increasing attention in the field of systematics over the past decade. The multispecies coalescent model provides a framework for understanding the process of lineage divergence and has become widely adopted for delimiting species. However, because these studies lack an explicit assessment of model fit, in many cases, the accuracy of the inferred species boundaries are unknown. This is concerning given the large amount of empirical data and theory that highlight the complexity of the speciation process. Here, we seek to …
Hypertension, Genes, And Environment: Challenges For Prevention And Risk Prediction, Richard Cooper
Hypertension, Genes, And Environment: Challenges For Prevention And Risk Prediction, Richard Cooper
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