Dear Ecologgers,

Please help me figure out some ecological genetics problem.

Does anybody have an idea of how to combine isolation by distance with time?
I am running some analysis on genetic differentiation using molecular
markers on an insect species. Isolation by distance is fine, but my sampling
plan also involved subgroups originally from the same location but isolated
for a long time. As some of the populations ended up in different
continents. It would be incorrect to use the new home locations (after
introduction) since we know fairly well the original field sources of almost
all samples and an approximate date of recovery. I believe some method of
combining the time since separation and geographical distance would capture
this scenario better.

Kindly let us know any ideas or experience with such an analysis.

Kind regards,

Aman

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