Jorge Rocha

The paper investigates post-admixture selection for the Duffy-negative allele FY*BES in the Khwe foragers of the Lower Okavango Basin, suggesting P. vivax presence in the region at least 500-1,000 years ago.

This study reconstructs the complex admixture history of Sao Tome's population, revealing nested admixture events and shared ancestries between African and European groups.

The paper analyzes genome-wide data from populations in the Angolan Namib Desert to reveal unique Pre-Bantu ancestry in peripatetic groups.

The paper analyzes African genetic contributions to the Americas, showing regional ancestry patterns and admixture dynamics linked to historical factors.

The paper analyzes genetic data from Bantu-speaking populations in Mozambique and Angola to trace the Bantu expansion, finding a North-South dispersal pattern and genetic substructure.

The paper analyzes Y chromosome and mtDNA variation in southwestern Angola to explore the impact of matrilineality on genetic diversity and population history.

The paper analyzes maternal genetic structure in Namib Desert populations to evaluate peopling hypotheses, finding strong Bantu influences and endogamous matriclanic systems.

This study analyzes mtDNA variation among Bantu-speakers in southern Africa to assess genetic differentiation between Eastern and Western Bantu branches and admixture with local populations.