The underlying population genetic model is appropriate for out-crossing diploid organisms. It assumes that the individuals in the sample belong to a number of separate source populations. These source populations are assumed to be at Hardy-Weinberg and linkage equilibrium, but the allelic composition of these source populations, and even the number of source populations represented in the sample, are treated as parameters whose values are unknown.
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