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Gender and population history: sex bias revealed by studying genetic admixture of Ngazidja population (Comoro Archipelago).

American journal of physical anthropology - 1 Apr 2011

Gourjon Géraud, Boëtsch Gilles, Degioanni Anna

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The peopling of Comoro Archipelago is defined by successive waves of migration from three main areas: the East African Coast (Bantu-speaking populations), the Persia and Arabian Peninsula, and Southeast Asia (especially Indonesia). It follows an apparent classic trihybrid admixture model. To better understand the Comorian population admixture dynamics, we analyzed the contributions of these three historical...

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PMID: 21312182
DOI: 10.1002/ajpa.21474

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