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We sampled Europe as continuously as possible, and also studied several populations from South America, Asia and Australia.

Sockeye is the Pacific Ocean's most economically and culturally important salmon species, and several populations from the Fraser River are endangered [31].

In this work we used 46 natural strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae isolated from several populations from the opposite slopes at the "Evolution Canyon" microsite [12], [22] across a gradient of UV radiation, temperature and drought.

We studied several populations from West European river basins (Meuse, Seine, Rhine and Rhône) through an "integrative taxonomy" approach.

Several populations from northern California (localities 08, 09, 10, and 11) were separated from this main cluster, however, including the population of A. m. langei at Antioch Dunes.

Species in the T. semitaeniatus group tend to be abundant where they occur [ 41] and we were able to sample several populations from legally protected areas.

Based on the QTL mapping in multiple related populations derived from two parents, a maximum likelihood estimation method was proposed, which can incorporate several populations derived from three or more parents and also can be used to handle different mating designs.

In our study, an ethnic group may have samples from several populations, and the data from these populations are combined into one sample.

However, the Breslow-Day test confirmed that there was no major heterogeneity in the odds ratios, although the allele frequency differences were significant between several populations when controls from different populations were compared in a pair-wise manner with a standard association tests (Table S2).

We also added several populations located far from these populations to examine the geographical structure (e.g. isolation) within coastal populations (see Table  1, Fig.  2).

One of the biggest battles in human anthropology rages over whether modern humans descended from relatively recent emigrants from Africa or from several populations of early hominids, including Neandertals.