Individuals of admixed ancestries (for example, African Americans) inherit a mosaic of
ancestry segments (local ancestry) originating from multiple continental ancestral …

Admixed populations are routinely excluded from genomic studies due to concerns over
population structure. Here, we present a statistical framework and software package, Tractor …

Simple Summary After domestication in specific regions, livestock followed human
migrations and colonized the whole world. During this population expansion, human and …

Admixed populations arise when two or more ancestral populations interbreed. As a result of
this admixture, the genome of admixed populations is defined by tracts of variable size …

Humans have had a major influence on the dissemination of crops beyond their native
range, thereby offering new hybridization opportunities. Characterizing admixed genomes …

Heritable genetic variation among free‐living animals or plants is essential for populations to
respond to selection and adapt. It is therefore important to be able to estimate additive …

In recent years, significant efforts have been made to improve methods for genomic studies
of admixed populations using local ancestry inference (LAI). Accurate LAI is crucial to …

Admixture is a common biological phenomenon among populations of the same or different
species. Identifying admixed tracts within individual genomes can provide valuable …

Admixture, the interbreeding of individuals from differentiated source populations, is now
known to be a widespread phenomenon. Genomic studies of natural hybridisation can help …

Sex-biased gene flow has been common in the demographic history of modern humans.
However, the lack of sophisticated methods for delineating the detailed sex-biased …