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F-statistics

In population genetics, F-statistics (also known as fixation indices) describe the statistically expected level of heterozygosity in a population; more specifically the expected degree of (usually) a reduction in heterozygosity when compared to Hardy–Weinberg expectation.

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Partition due to population structure

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related to Definitions and equations · 9
F-statistics → FIS, FIT, FST, Hardy, In, The, This, Together, Weinberg
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F-statistics → Archived, F-StatisticsAnalyzing, F-statisticsF-statistics, Population Genetics Eco-ToolPopulation Structure, Shane's Simple Guide, Wayback Machine, Wayback MachineWorked, Wright's F-statistics Archived

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population inbreeding populations heterozygosity structure also fixation displaystyle genetic individual levels heterozygotes genetics measure expected different effect used correlation fst

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F-statisticsrelated to Definitions and equationsThe0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to Definitions and equationsFIS0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to Definitions and equationsFST0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to Definitions and equationsFIT0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to Definitions and equationsTogether0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to Definitions and equationsIn0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to Definitions and equationsThis0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to Definitions and equationsHardy0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to Definitions and equationsWeinberg0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to External linksShane's Simple Guide0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to External linksF-StatisticsAnalyzing0.60section
F-statisticsrelated to External linksWright's F-statistics Archived0.60section

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