interpretion of TAjima's D test
I got these results of Tajima's D test by Dnasp. Tajima's D: -1.02669 Statistical significance: *, P < 0.001
Can anyone tell me what does it mean?
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Without the basics no one can answer your question. What organism? What ploidy?
I am using diploid as well as tetraploid species of Brassica. But these results are from diploid.