Cristina E. Valdiosera

This study analyzes ancient Iberian sheep genomes to show how human activities shaped their genetic diversity over 7,000 years, including maritime introduction, Steppe ancestry influx, and Roman-era expansion.

This study analyzes ancient and modern Iberian cattle genomes to trace the extent and timing of aurochs hybridization and its implications for cattle domestication and management.

The paper analyzes pre-Hispanic genetic data from Mexico to show population continuity despite climate change and identifies an ancient unsampled ghost population's contribution.

This study presents the first genomic analysis of early Islamic burials in the Levant, finding genomic similarity to modern Bedouins and Saudis rather than neighboring Levantine groups.

The paper analyzes genomic data from Mesolithic Scandinavians to show two colonization routes and genetic adaptations to high-latitude environments.

The paper analyzes ancient genomes from the Pacific Northwest Coast to show genetic continuity over 10,000 years and population structure in the late Pleistocene.