Runs of homozygosity in sub-Saharan African populations provide insights into complex demographic histories

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@DwightMansburdn @BasedTorba https://t.co/LrzP8Cyp2O

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@alisha_rispoli Pack it in boys it's only Sub-Saharan Africans. https://t.co/LrzP8Cyp2O

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@ihad6Mfollowers @Ceballos_Gene @hbdchick @Paradigmian Easy dig. It was sub-saharan africans. https://t.co/jvKW9JuJ6e https://t.co/2fiOspFDVT

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@mathiesoniain @razibkhan @mcquillan_ruth Well, not quite, if you dig deep into the supplementary you will find, for example, an approach to differentiate between homozygosity provoked by drift or by consanguinity. By using FIS and FROH. It lacks the simul

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