In a shocking twist of archaeological fate, researchers discovered that ancient Libyan women had about as much Sub-Saharan ancestry as a cat has an affinity for water—minimal! While they dodged direct lineage claims, it turns out they might still be the ancestors of some modern Sahelian populations. Just your average genetic plot twist!
Takarkori Study Released. Were they Irrelevant after all? Read More »
This is an update revisiting my attempt at quantifying the Ancestral North African or Ancestral north African related (ANA) admixture in Africans and neighboring populations. ANA in this context would represent a population related to both East Africans and early non-African populations, which is the loose description of the direct ancestors of North Africans; hence
UPDATE: ANA-(related) admixture in select populations Read More »
To further asses Africa’s genetic landscape with the samples publicly available, I’ve taken a few steps into investigating some equations which had not yet been experimented with. However, all statistical tools used within these analysis have been made publicly available and will be referenced below. Please note, that this project wasn’t sponsored in any way
The Breakdown: Are we all Genetically North African? Read More »
FST scores of sixty select populations and the corresponding standard errors below. Analysis including any additional populations could be requested below in the comments.
Pairwise FST Scores for Select populations. Read More »
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Explore the continental origins of mankind, starting with the Hadza tribe of East Africa in this twenty episode series:
“History Of Africa – with Zeinab Badawi”
