… of the successive admixture events that took place across Latin America, which in turn gave
… perception of phenotypic variation, and to the genetic architecture of physical appearance …

… This is most apparent in the great variation in physical … admixed samples but not in the
un-admixed parental groups. In sum, the high genetic and phenotypic diversity of Latin Americans …

… between populations that due to their geographical proximity, continuously exchange genes
[8… term Latin Americans to refer to Latin Americans as well as to their descendants in the US (…

… A common finding across these studies and others is the strong evidence of a correlation
between genetic patterns and geography, where the Native American fraction of admixed …

… We demonstrate how this regional genetic diversity can be analyzed in admixed individuals
with ancestry from various sources; an encouraging result given the ubiquity of recent …

… Hence, little is known about the role of genetic diversity in admixed … of genetic diversity with
geography, environment, and linguistic and cultural diversity among Native American peoples…

… for the most part, the dominant mode of human evolution since our emergence from Africa
has been characterized by populations’ physical isolation followed by genetic diversification. …

… We also asked about self-perception of other origins and 10% of … In parallel, Argentina and
other Latin American nations … processes that shaped the genetic diversity in populations from …

… or Afrodescendant in Latin America? That issue is complicated by the fact that there is a
lot more racial fluidity in Latin America than in the United States. In Latin America, there have …

… how genes affect human phenotypic variation. Such variants … selection in Native and admixed
Latin Americans, and report … shows a remarkable variation between geographic regions (…