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Migration Rates of Human Populations From Surname Distributions

Nature, 1987
Migration is an important factor in the biological evolution of human populations, and surnames provide one of the simplest records of identification. The distribution of surnames can supply quantitative information on the structure of human populations.
Alberto Piazza   +2 more
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Surnames in Sardinia II. Computation of migration matrices from surname distributions in different periods

Annals of Human Genetics, 1984
SummaryA method is described for obtaining migration matrices from data on frequency distributions of transmissible traits in at least two different periods. In the present case, surname frequency distributions were used. In this way migration matrices describing rates of movement among nine areas of Sardinia were found for the period 1850–1970.
E, Wijsman   +3 more
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Distribution of surnames and identities in the Cimbro­ Mòcheno communities of Italy

Anthropologischer Anzeiger, 2002
The surnames of populations of the municipalities with Cimbro and Mòcheno origins are compared with each other and with other municipalities of the neighbourhood. This study starts from the supposition that a community of surnames shares a common cultural origin, maintained by reciprocal mobility. The analysis has been carried out by using estimates of
CARAVELLO G. U.   +2 more
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The Distribution of Surnames in England and Wales: A Model for Genetic Distribution

Man, 1990
Etude de la distribution de 23 noms de famille en Angleterre et au Pays-de-Galles d'apres le bottin telephonique.
C. G. N. Mascie-Taylor, G. W. Lasker
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Vertical transmission of consumption behavior and the distribution of surnames [PDF]

open access: possible, 2006
This paper attempts to detect the existence of links in consumption preferences between generations. Preferences for consumption goods may be determined by the preferences of parents (vertical transmission) and/or by preferences arising from the environment (horizontal transmission).
Collado, M. Dolores   +2 more
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A study of the spatial distribution characteristics of Chinese surnames

American Journal of Human Biology
AbstractObjectivesThe spatial distribution of Chinese surnames is diverse and provides rich information about the evolution of human society. This study aims to propose several indices to quantify the spatial distribution characteristics of Chinese common surnames and to explore how these distributions are related to historical evolution.MethodsThis ...
Xiaohui Fan   +6 more
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Geography of surnames in the Azores: Specificity and spatial distribution analysis

American Journal of Human Biology, 2005
In order to obtain a better understanding of the genetic structure of the Azorean population, a specificity and spatial distribution analysis was performed, based on 2,454 different surnames present in the Azorean telephone directory (2002). We considered as specific surnames those with an absolute frequency ratio equal to or higher than 50%.
Rita, Cabral   +6 more
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The Structure of the Ukrainian Population Based on Surname Distribution

American Journal of Human Biology
ABSTRACTObjectiveThis paper examines the consequences of migration and other demographic processes for Ukraine's population through the analysis of surname distribution.Materials and MethodsThe dataset included 697 147 surnames of 46 431 365 residents of Ukraine in 2001. The research methodology follows the approach of I.
Vladyslav Shuba   +2 more
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[Surname distribution and random inbreeding in Kirov oblast].

Genetika, 2009
Data on surname distribution in 24 rations of Kirov oblast with a total adult population of more than 785000 people were used to calculate the random inbreeding values for populations of the district and rural municipality levels and analyze the geographic distributions of these values.
G I, El'chinova   +4 more
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An analysis of the spatial distribution of surnames in the Lecco area (Lombardy, Italy)

American Journal of Human Biology, 1999
The internal mobility of the population of the province of Lecco (Lombardy, Italy) was evaluated on the basis of the frequency of characteristic surnames in three territorial areas as a function of their geographical distance. Nearly three fourths of the patterns are statistically significant in one of the three areas, where the process of diffusion of
CARAVELLO, GIANUMBERTO, TASSO M.
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