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Background Admixture occurs between different ethnic human populations. The global colonization in recent centuries by Europeans led to the most significant admixture in human history.
Stephanie Andaluz +7 more
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Genetics and southern African history [PDF]
Southern Africa’s past is constellated by a series of demographic events tracing back to the dawn of our species, approximately 300,000 years ago. The intricate pattern of population movements over the millennia contributed to creating an exceptional ...
Francesco Montinaro
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Admixture, the mixing of historically isolated gene pools, can have immediate consequences for the genetic architecture of fitness traits. Admixture may be especially important for newly colonized populations, such as during range expansion and species ...
Berardi, Andrea E. +3 more
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Genomic insights into the admixture history and adaptive evolution of the Zhuang people. [PDF]
Mao C +9 more
europepmc +1 more source
Using drift coefficients as a basis for inferring times, effective population sizes, and genetic adaptations. [PDF]
Nakamichi R, Thorne JL, Kishino H.
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Faroese whole genomes provide insight into ancestry and recent selection. [PDF]
Hamid I +12 more
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Analytical expectations for ancestry junction accumulation in admixed genomes. [PDF]
Nataneli S +4 more
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The persistence and loss of hard selective sweeps amid admixture in ancient Eurasians. [PDF]
Harris M, Mo Z, Siepel A, Garud NR.
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Genomic Footprints of Selfing, Introduction History, and Long-Distance Dispersal in an Invasive Alien Plant. [PDF]
Sánchez-García R +11 more
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