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Genomic exploration of the journey of Plasmodium vivax in Latin America. [PDF]

PLoS Pathog
Lefebvre MJM, Degrugillier F, Arnathau C, Fontecha GA, Noya O, Houzé S, Severini C, Pradines B, Berry A, Trape JF, Sáenz FE, Prugnolle F, Fontaine MC, Rougeron V.   +13 more
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An automated parallel genetic algorithm with parametric adaptation for distributed data analysis. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Al-Terkawi L, Migliavacca M.
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the black slaves’ trade in Libya in the modern era

, 2016
Saleh Abu Alkhir
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Need for Social Compliance.

Indian J Occup Environ Med
Joseph B, Ramesh N.
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On the Slave Trade

Volume V, 2020
S. Coleridge
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The Atlantic Slave Trade

, 2022
Introduction The Danish Edict of 16th March 1792 to abolish the slave trade, Erik Gobel The struggle for black liberty: revolution and emancipation in Saint Domingue, J.J.
J. Black
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The Royal Navy and The Slave Trade

, 2022
A detailed study of the navy's role in combatting the slave trade on the east coast of Africa in the nineteenth century, providing insights not just into naval history but the mechanics of the slave trade, and the whole question of slavery itself.
R. Howell
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The Slave Trade.

The Life Prince Henry of Portugal, Surnamed the Navigator; and its Results, 2020
R. Major
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Historical Origins of Firm Ownership Structure: The Persistent Effects of the African Slave Trade

, 2020
This paper uses evidence from the historical African slave trade to extend prior theory linking modern firm ownership structure to institutions and social capital.
L. Pierce, Jason A. Snyder
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Witchcraft Beliefs as a Cultural Legacy of the Atlantic Slave Trade: Evidence from Two Continents

European Economic Review, 2019
This paper argues that the historical slave trade contributed to the propagation of persistent witchcraft beliefs on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean and establishes two key empirical patterns.
B. Gershman
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