Covariation in frequencies of substitution, deletion, transposition, and recombination during eutherian evolution.
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David Haussler | Francesca Chiaromonte | Mark Diekhans | Webb Miller | Simon Whelan | Scott Schwartz | Laura Elnitski | Ross C Hardison | Nick Goldman | W James Kent | D. Haussler | M. Diekhans | W. J. Kent | T. Furey | K. Roskin | W. Miller | L. Elnitski | A. Smit | Shan Yang | S. Whelan | N. Goldman | R. Hardison | F. Chiaromonte | D. Kolbe | S. Schwartz | M. O’Connor | R. Weber | Jia Li | Shan Yang | Terrence S Furey | Jia Li | Krishna M Roskin | Ryan Weber | Michael O'Connor | Diana Kolbe | Arian Smit | W. Kent
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