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ancestral recombination graph: a standalone construct

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Population genetics

a graph tracing the coalescence and recombination history of sampled sequences backward in time, giving a different tree at each genomic position.

In population genetics, ancestral recombination graph refers to a graph tracing the coalescence and recombination history of sampled sequences backward in time, giving a different tree at each genomic position. This meaning comes from Griffiths (1996) in Journal of Computational Biology.[1]

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References

Griffiths, R. C., & Marjoram, P. (1996). Ancestral Inference from Samples of DNA Sequences with Recombination. Journal of Computational Biology, 3(4), 479-502. https://doi.org/10.1089/cmb.1996.3.479

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