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Who were the male founders of rural Brazilian Afro-derived communities? A proposal based on three populations.
Annals of human biology - 1 Mar 2011
Ribeiro Guilherme Galvarros Bueno Lobo, Abe-Sandes Kiyoko, Barcelos Rejane da Silva Sena, Klautau-Guimarães Maria de Nazaré, Junior Wilson Araujo da Silva, Oliveira Silviene Fabiana de
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BACKGROUND: Brazilian Quilombos are Afro-derived communities founded mainly by fugitive slaves between the 16(th) and 19(th) centuries; they can be recognized today by ancestral and cultural characteristics. Each of these remnant communities, however, has its own particular history, which includes the migration of non-African derived people. METHODS: The present work presents a proposal for the origin of the male...
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