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The magnitude and origin of European-American admixture in the Gila River Indian Community of Arizona: a union of genetics and demography.

American journal of human genetics - 1 Jul 1992

Williams R C, Knowler W C, Pettitt D J, Long J C, Rokala D A, Polesky H F, Hackenberg R A, Steinberg A G, Bennett P H

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Complementary genetic and demographic analyses estimate the total proportion of European-American admixture in the Gila River Indian Community and trace its mode of entry. Among the 9,616 residents in the sample, 2,015 persons claim only partial Native American heritage. A procedure employing 23 alleles or haplotypes at eight loci was used to estimate the proportion of European-American admixture, m(a), for the...

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