This article focuses on the gene-language connection between the Portugueserelated Gulf of Guinea creole-speaking populations in São Tomé and Príncipe. The Gulf of Guinea creoles constitute a young language family of four languages spoken on three islands: Santome (ST) and Angolar (AN) on the island of São Tomé; Principense (PR) on Príncipe; and Fa d’Ambo (FA) on Annobón. The latter island, which integrates Equatorial Guinea, is not included in our genetic case-study because its population has not yet been sampled.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
The matrilineal genetic composition of 372 samples from the Republic of Guiné-Bissau (West African c...
The Santo Antão variety (SA) of Cape Verdean Creole (CVC) is not only very little studied but the ex...
The aim of the present study is twofold: First, it discusses the formation of radical creoles based ...
This article addresses the historical and sociolinguistic evolution of Fa d’Ambô, a Portuguese-relat...
The forced migration of millions of Africans during the Atlantic Slave Trade led to the emergence of...
This paper deals with Angolar, a Portuguese-based Creolespoken on São Tomé Island (Gulf of Guinea). ...
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[Background] Bioko is one of the few islands that exist around Africa, the most genetically diverse ...
The geographic origins of African slave settlers and the Portuguese genetic contribution to the popu...
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This paper argues that creole languages do not face some of the typical problems that have been disc...
Populations derived from the Atlantic slaving process provide unique opportunities for studying key ...
The Y-chromosome haplogroup composition of the population of Sa˜o Tome´ e Prı´ncipe and Cabo Verde A...
Allele frequencies for 17 STR loci were analyzed in a sample of unrelated males from the Cabo Verde ...
Available online 3 November 2017Theories that plantation creoles were all born as pidgins at West Af...
The matrilineal genetic composition of 372 samples from the Republic of Guiné-Bissau (West African c...
The Santo Antão variety (SA) of Cape Verdean Creole (CVC) is not only very little studied but the ex...
The aim of the present study is twofold: First, it discusses the formation of radical creoles based ...
This article addresses the historical and sociolinguistic evolution of Fa d’Ambô, a Portuguese-relat...
The forced migration of millions of Africans during the Atlantic Slave Trade led to the emergence of...
This paper deals with Angolar, a Portuguese-based Creolespoken on São Tomé Island (Gulf of Guinea). ...
From the 15th to the 19th century, the Trans-Atlantic Slave-Trade (TAST) influenced the genetic and ...
[Background] Bioko is one of the few islands that exist around Africa, the most genetically diverse ...
The geographic origins of African slave settlers and the Portuguese genetic contribution to the popu...
Populations derived from the Atlantic slaving process provide unique opportunities for studying key ...
This paper argues that creole languages do not face some of the typical problems that have been disc...
Populations derived from the Atlantic slaving process provide unique opportunities for studying key ...
The Y-chromosome haplogroup composition of the population of Sa˜o Tome´ e Prı´ncipe and Cabo Verde A...
Allele frequencies for 17 STR loci were analyzed in a sample of unrelated males from the Cabo Verde ...
Available online 3 November 2017Theories that plantation creoles were all born as pidgins at West Af...
The matrilineal genetic composition of 372 samples from the Republic of Guiné-Bissau (West African c...
The Santo Antão variety (SA) of Cape Verdean Creole (CVC) is not only very little studied but the ex...
The aim of the present study is twofold: First, it discusses the formation of radical creoles based ...