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Nature 452, E4 (13 March 2008) | doi:10.1038/nature06806
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Patterson et al. reply
Nick Patterson1, Daniel J. Richter1, Sante Gnerre1, Eric S. Lander1,2 & David Reich1,3
Abstract
Replying to: J. Wakeley Nature 452, 10.1038/nature06805 (2008)
In his communication1, Wakeley does not find any flaw in our argument for complex speciation of humans and chimpanzees2, nor has he identified a simple demographic model that can explain the notable differences in genetic divergence that we observe between humans and chimpanzees when comparing chromosome X and the autosomes.
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