An in-depth analysis of f-statistics, which proves that they do not necessarily correspond to overall genetic relatedness or overall genetic similarity.

An in-depth analysis of North Africa’s pre-historic hunter gatherers, the Iberomaurusians. Herein are explored the genetic origins of these ancient ancestors of modern day North Africans; herein are revealed the origins of their maternal and maternal haplogroups, aspects of their morphology, and their genetic influence on modern populations.

The origin of Paternal Haplogroups C-M130, F-M89, D-CTS3946, and - particularly - E-M96 are controversial. Some say that they originated in Africa, while others say that they originated in Eurasia. Here we determine which is the truth.

According to several peer-reviewed articles, West Africans possess ancestry from very old and divergent human populations - perhaps even archaic ones. Here we determine who and what these populations were.