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Optimizing Sample Size for Population Genomic Study in a Global Invasive Lady Beetle,
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Abstract
Finding optimal sample sizes is critical for the accurate estimation of genetic diversity of large invasive populations. Based on previous studies, we hypothesized that a minimal sample size of 3-8 individuals is sufficient to dissect the population architecture of the harlequin lady beetle,
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