Rates of nucleotide substitution and mammalian nuclear gene evolution. Approximate and maximum-likelihood methods lead to different conclusions.

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Published in Genetics on November 01, 2000

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J P Bielawski1, K A Dunn, Z Yang

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1: Department of Biology, University College London, London NW1 2HE, United Kingdom. j.bielawski@ucl.ac.uk

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