This phenomenon can be advantageous in haplotype analysis when mapping the spread of disease and linkage disequilibrium.
This phenomenon can be advantageous in haplotype analysis when mapping the spread of disease and linkage disequilibrium. This is possible because regions in linkage disequilibrium encompass greater chromosomal distances. After the 1883 Krakatoa eruption, which erased all life on the island that remained, new populations of organisms experienced this after their arrival. The settlers of Quebec also demonstrated this phenomenon when they exhibited minimal genetic variation even after an eighty-fold change in population. Sometimes caused by a population bottleneck, it can occur even though the separate group is not strictly a new population. FTP, what is this decrease of genetic variation that occurs when a new colony with a limited set of alleles is established by a small number of individuals?
This phenomenon can be advantageous in haplotype analysis when mapping the spread of disease and linkage disequilibrium.
{Founder effect}