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University Press: 2004. 320 pp. $79.50, £51.95 (hbk); $39.50, £26.95 (pbk) | ISBN: 0-691-08992-2 More is known about natural populations of humans than of any other species. There are

records, usually publicly available, about the geographic distribution of populations, their demography and patterns of migration and mating, and often about how these vary with time. These

are the factors that affect the population distribution of genetic variability, generally subsumed under the definition of population structure. This is a preview of subscription content,

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THIS ARTICLE CITE THIS ARTICLE Bodmer, W. A family affair. _Nature_ 432, 554 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1038/432554a Download citation * Published: 01 December 2004 * Issue Date: 02 December

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