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Estimating dispersal from short distance spatial autocorrelation
2005
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A series of theoretical studies has formed a strong connection between spatial statistics observed in populations and summary measures of the amount of dispersal. Synthesized, these developments allow dispersal to be indirectly estimated from standing spatial patterns of genetic variation under a range of conditions broad enough to be likely met in most populations of either plants or animals. The spatial correlations at the shortest distances are particularly robust to range of conditions and
doi:10.1038/sj.hdy.6800680
pmid:15931252
fatcat:htdj7skwl5czxidwrelnhwaytu