Natural pseudodistance is a concept used in mathematical biology and ecology, particularly in the study of population genetics and evolutionary theory. It is typically used to quantify the genetic differences or relationships between populations or individuals based on genetic data. In general, a pseudodistance is a metric that measures how "far apart" two entities are within a particular space or context, but it may not fulfill all the properties of a true distance metric (such as the triangle inequality).
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