Cesar Fortes‐Lima

The paper uses ABC and machine learning to determine that the SLC30A9 rs1047626 polymorphism originated in Denisovans, introgressed into Neanderthals, and then into non-African humans, with differential selection pressures in different populations.

This study analyzes the genetic structure and ancestry of the Fulani people using genome-wide data from 460 individuals, revealing shared ancestral components and admixture patterns.

This study analyzes genetic and linguistic data from Cabo Verde to trace admixture histories, finding early European-African mixing predating the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and ongoing effects of socio-cultural dynamics.

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

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.