Maria Teresa Vizzari

The paper infers human pigmentation traits from ancient DNA by evaluating genotype likelihoods across 348 ancient Eurasian genomes, revealing non-linear and slow changes in skin, eye, and hair color over 45,000 years.

Low-ABC improves demographic inference from low-coverage whole-genome data by using genotype likelihoods instead of called genotypes, enabling reliable analysis of population history.

This paper models the impact of climate and terrain on human ancestral genetic lineages, showing that these factors explain lineage divergence and migration patterns.

This paper introduces an ABC framework using FDSS to infer complex population histories from whole-genome data, showing its effectiveness in distinguishing evolutionary models.