Using AMOVA, most SNP variation is found within populations. True False
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When we apply AMOVA to SNP data, we can estimate the proportion of genetic variation that is due to differences between populations (inter-population variation) and the proportion that is due to differences within populations (intra-population variation). Show more…
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