Bruno Toupance

The paper analyzes archaic ancestry in Central and Southeast Asian populations, revealing three distinct Denisovan admixture events in Southeast Asia.

This paper shows that cultural transmission of reproductive success affects genomic diversity, coalescent tree topologies, and demographic inferences by altering effective population size and distorting tree structures.

This paper develops an ABC framework to reconstruct complex admixture histories using simulated genetic data and applies it to African American and Barbadian populations.