Surname distributions model the population distribution of a highly polymorphic gene. In order to gain information about the population-dynamics in the English-Welsh population the frequency distributions of 8 common surnames are analyzed by means of trend-surface analysis and multivariate statistical procedures. Some of the names show statistically significant dependency on fifth order two-dimensional polynomials of the geographical coordinates. The names with overt differences of frequencies in different areas tend to have marginal areas of maximum frequency
Abstract In Britain surnames are paternally inherited and they are thus analogous to the paternally ...
Several parameters of genetic and anthropological interest are commonly estimated in the analysis of...
The distribution of surnames and the Coefficient of Relationship by Isonyny (Ri—a measure of commona...
By applying to given names formulations for analyzing the genetics of surname distributions, under c...
The index of all marriages registered during the first three months of 1975 constitutes a random sam...
There is a great deal of interest in a fine-scale population structure in the UK, both as a signatur...
There is a great deal of interest in a fine-scale population structure in the UK, both as a signatur...
There is a great deal of interest in a fine-scale population structure in the UK, both as a signatur...
We introduce platial geo-temporal demographics as a novel way to describe places using family names ...
The inbreeding coefficient (F) and its random (Fr) and non- random (Fn) components are general measu...
This paper describes the steps involved to prepare the largest ever quantitative analysis of the dis...
The frequency distribution of surnames turns out to be a relevant issue not only in historical demog...
The distribution of surnames for births, marriages and deaths in 1976 among residents of the 12 Loca...
Until large-scale ancient DNA studies of archaeological samples become practical, genetic studies o...
<p>For we have used a logarithmic scale for a better viewing of the data. The dots are the result o...
Abstract In Britain surnames are paternally inherited and they are thus analogous to the paternally ...
Several parameters of genetic and anthropological interest are commonly estimated in the analysis of...
The distribution of surnames and the Coefficient of Relationship by Isonyny (Ri—a measure of commona...
By applying to given names formulations for analyzing the genetics of surname distributions, under c...
The index of all marriages registered during the first three months of 1975 constitutes a random sam...
There is a great deal of interest in a fine-scale population structure in the UK, both as a signatur...
There is a great deal of interest in a fine-scale population structure in the UK, both as a signatur...
There is a great deal of interest in a fine-scale population structure in the UK, both as a signatur...
We introduce platial geo-temporal demographics as a novel way to describe places using family names ...
The inbreeding coefficient (F) and its random (Fr) and non- random (Fn) components are general measu...
This paper describes the steps involved to prepare the largest ever quantitative analysis of the dis...
The frequency distribution of surnames turns out to be a relevant issue not only in historical demog...
The distribution of surnames for births, marriages and deaths in 1976 among residents of the 12 Loca...
Until large-scale ancient DNA studies of archaeological samples become practical, genetic studies o...
<p>For we have used a logarithmic scale for a better viewing of the data. The dots are the result o...
Abstract In Britain surnames are paternally inherited and they are thus analogous to the paternally ...
Several parameters of genetic and anthropological interest are commonly estimated in the analysis of...
The distribution of surnames and the Coefficient of Relationship by Isonyny (Ri—a measure of commona...