Classical models of structured populations do not apply well to populations of freshwater fishes, since they evolve in complex networks of river systems that are intermediate between one-dimensional and two-dimensional stepping-stone models. In order to allow the simulation of the genetic diversity of populations drawn from such river systems, we have developed a new simulation program called AQUASPLATCHE. The author is Samuel Neuenschwander.
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Citation
Neuenschwander S (2006) AQUASPLATCHE: a program to simulate genetic diversity in populations living in linear habitats. Molecular Ecology Notes 6: 583-585.
