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Infinite sites mutation model

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The infinite-sites model assumes that every mutation occurs at a previously unmutated site, so each mutation on the sample genealogy produces a distinct segregating site. If mutation rate per lineage is θ/2 in standard coalescent time units, a tree of total length L has a Poisson distribution of mutation count with mean θL/2.

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