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100 new polymorphisms per individual--most
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destined to die out or remain rare
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most present-day SNP's arise from a period after
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speciation but before different human populations
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emerged, with about 85% present in all major
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human
populations
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founder population size approx 10,000 with 5,000
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generations since then; survival probability about
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0.005 if a SNP present in one copy at t = 0; most
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SNP's arose at t < 0.
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