Titlebook: Genetic Distance; James F. Crow,Carter Denniston Book 1974 Plenum Press, New York 1974 genetics.human genetics.methodology.population

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-03035-3ome work has been devoted to trying to put these methods on a quantitative basis. Sometimes these methods are applied to the reconstruction of the differentiation between species; only fission processes are involved here, in agreement with the definition of a species. At other times, these methods h

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Distance Measures for Phylogenetic Trees,e, provide means of representing data and are a useful preliminary to analysis; the use of logarithmic graph paper or of one of the many probability papers is similarly beneficial. It is not to be supposed that the mere plotting of points on gaus-sian probability paper constitutes an analysis, or th

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The Analysis of Genetic Variation Using Migration Matrices,ce. Most populations are distributed irregularly in any given geographic area. Population sizes are often small enough so that, when variation over a relatively small geographic area is considered, simple deterministic models to account for the observed genetic variation are unsatisfactory because t

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A New Measure of Genetic Distance,N and SANGHVI 1969, HEDRICK 1971, and others). In many of them, however, it is not clear what biological unit they are going to measure. From the standpoint of genetics, the most appropriate measure of genetic distance would be the number of nucleotide or codon differences per unit length of DNA.

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,A Counterexample to Fitch’s Method for Maximum Parsimony Trees,he minimum number of evolutionary steps or changes, given an initial set of contemporary Operational Taxonomic Units (OTUs) for which the character states are known. Short of searching all possible dendrograms and all possible ancestral configurations for each dendrogram, the problem has never been

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