Population genetics
Population genetics is a subfield of genetics that deals with genetic differences within and between populations, and is a part of evolutionary biology. Studies in this branch of biology examine such phenomena as adaptation, speciation, and population structure.
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Anja Marie Westram
Researcher
Loic Yengo
Researcher
Kenyon B Mobley
Researcher
Tobias Marschall
Jotun Hein
Professor of mathematics
Melissa Gymrek
Researcher
Sur Herrera Paredes
Researcher
Enrico Macholdt
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Aaron B A Shafer
Researcher
Sean M. Hoban
Researcher
Louis Bernatchez
Canadian biologist
Addisu Mekonnen
Researcher
Alan Grafen
Biologist
Angela Hancock
Researcher
Peter Andolfatto
Researcher
Cynthia Riginos
Researcher
Masatoshi Nei
American evolutionary biologist
Eske Willerslev
Danish geneticist
Dmitri Petrov
American biologist
Marcus Feldman
Professor of mathematics
Mayukh Mondal
Researcher
Matthew Hahn
Author
Laurent Excoffier
Researcher
Kristiina Tambets
Estonian Researcher
Thomas Flatt
Researcher
Monika Karmin
Researcher
Molly Przeworski
Geneticist
Simon Aeschbacher
Michael Whitlock
Researcher
Joachim Hermisson
Mathematician
Richard Lewontin
American evolutionary biologist
Andrea Manica
Jeffrey Ross-Ibarra
Researcher
Laurie S. Stevison
Researcher
Lee Altenberg
Researcher
Peter Grewe
Magnus Nordborg
Biologist
Bridgett M vonHoldt
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Olivo Miotto
Adam C. Siepel
American computer researcher
Satish Pillai
Chief Executive Officer of CIBIL
Pierre Zalloua
Lebanese biologist
Toomas Kivisild
Estonian geneticist
Ryan L. Raaum
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Abdel Abdellaoui
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Shamil R Sunyaev
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Ron Do
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