The particular combinations of alleles that define haplotypes along individual chromosomes
can be determined with increasing ease and accuracy by using current sequencing …

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

Admixed populations constitute a large portion of global human genetic diversity, yet they
are often left out of genomics analyses. This exclusion is problematic, as it leads to …

Admixture, the genetic merging of parental populations resulting in mixed ancestry, has
occurred frequently throughout the course of human history. Numerous admixture events …

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

Genotypic data provide deep insights into the population history and medical genetics. The
local ancestry inference (LAI)(also termed local ancestry deconvolution) method uses the …

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 …

Local ancestry estimation infers the regional ancestral origin of chromosomal segments in
admixed populations using reference populations and a variety of statistical models …

Over the past 2 decades, biologists have come to appreciate that hybridization, or genetic
exchange between distinct lineages, is remarkably common—not just in particular lineages …

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 …