Bronpopulaties
Bronpopulaties, or source populations, are the original or ancestral groups from which other populations derive genetic material through migration, admixture, or isolation. They are a fundamental concept in population genetics, evolutionary biology, and anthropological genetics, providing context for understanding genetic diversity and the historical relationships among populations.
The identification of bronpopulaties involves genetic, archaeological, and linguistic evidence. Genomic analyses such as principal component
Bronpopulaties are crucial for interpreting admixture events. By quantifying the contribution of each source group, scientists
Future advances in high‑throughput sequencing, bioinformatics, and integration of multi‑disciplinary data will improve resolution in source