Sentence examples for admixture process from inspiring English sources
The other major goal is aimed at understanding the dynamics of the admixture process in present day Hispanic/Latino populations since the European contact.
This pattern points to an admixture process between west and east Eurasian populations that began in earlier periods, certainly before the 1st millennium BCE13,50, a finding consistent with a recent study suggesting the carriers of the Yamnaya culture are genetically indistinguishable from the Afanasievo culture peoples of the Altai-Sayan region.
The exhibition context for the work goes through an interesting admixture process where it's being experienced both online/offline, in print and on the Web, part of an open gift economy but also encased within institutions open for public viewing.
The admixture process produces "mosaic" genomes with alternating blocks of DNA from each ancestral population.
First, the populations involved in the admixture process should be genetically differentiated.
What patterns are expected for X chromosomes and autosomes in an admixed population formed through a sex-biased admixture process?
For example, of anthropological interest is the influence of admixture from displaced Africans on populations in the Americas [2], [3] and gender-specific admixture processes [4] [7].
While continental ancestry reflects gender-specific admixture processes influenced by different socio-historical practices in the Americas, the within-Africa maternal ancestry reflects the diverse colonial histories of the slave trade.
More importantly, we confirmed that the combined ancestry information is largely captured by uniparental markers and these can therefore not only provide insights into gender-specific admixture processes but also inform us about the source of the founding populations that contribute to admixture.
Here, we develop a general model of admixture that mechanistically accounts for complex historical admixture processes.
We show that very different admixture processes can produce identical mean admixture proportions, but that such processes produce different values for the variance of the admixture proportion.
