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When should you use a factorial ANOVA instead of a simple ANOVA?
Neutrally Evolving Allele
An allele that changes in frequency within a population without being under the influence of natural selection, due to random genetic drift.
Coalescent Events
Points in time where two or more genetic lineages have a common ancestor, used in models predicting the genetic structure of populations over time.
Population Size
The number of individuals within a specific species living in a particular geographic area.
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