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English: Simulation of a common example used describing the effect random sampling has in genetic drift. Dots indicate samples from each generation that are transferred to the next generation. In this population of 20, there is a shift from an allele frequency of 50% for the blue allele to 100% for the blue allele in just 5 generations. Based on File:Random_sampling_genetic_drift.gif
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current01:11, 8 January 2013Thumbnail for version as of 01:11, 8 January 2013793 × 235 (43 KB)GringerAdded sampling dots and transfer arrows
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