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Jochen Blath

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The site-frequency spectrum associated with Xi-coalescents

Jochen Blath, Mathias C Cronjager, Bjarki Eldon, Matthias Hammer

The paper derives recursions for the site-frequency spectrum under Xi-coalescents and shows they predict fewer singletons and more multi-locus mutations compared to Lambda-coalescents.

bioRxiv · Feb 6, 2016Evolutionary Biology

Genetic variability under the seedbank coalescent

Jochen Blath, Bjarki Eldon, Adrian Casanova, Noemi Kurt, Maite Wilke-Berenguer

This paper introduces the seed bank coalescent to model genetic variability in populations with large seed banks, showing it alters distance statistics and site-frequency spectra.

bioRxiv · May 6, 2015Evolutionary Biology

Can the site-frequency spectrum distinguish exponential population growth from multiple-merger coalescents?

Bjarki Eldon, Matthias Birkner, Jochen Blath, Fabian Freund

This study shows the site-frequency spectrum can distinguish exponential population growth from multiple-merger coalescents using statistical methods and approximate Bayesian computation.

Genetics · Jan 9, 2015Peer-reviewedEvolutionary Biology