A review of studies concerning isonymy in Hispanic-Americans is carried out in populations in which the use of the Spanish system for assigning last names aids in the examination of diverse aspects of the biological structure of such populations. The applications of "genetics of last names" includes three clearly distinguishable aspects: ethnic differentiation, consanguinity, and relationship among population groups. Due to the fact that up to date a limited number of studies exist concerning the topic, the potential in this line of investigation in the human biology of this wide geographic region is stressed
The application of the isonymic method to establish interpopulation relationships is made difficult ...
Introduction. In Colombia, surnames are characters usually passed to the children by the father, and...
Today, groups considered Hispanic in the United States consist of populations whose complex genetic ...
Surnames can be used in biocultural and sociological studies to ascertain members of population grou...
The importance of surnames in genetic studies has been recognized for a century or so. While the eth...
Marital isonymy is frequently used to estimate inbreeding and the repeated pairs method is useful to...
Since 1985, when a bibliography concerning studies on sur- names and genetic structure appeared, the...
Surname distribution can be a useful tool for studying the genetic structure of a human population. ...
A sample of 416 males from western and eastern Andalusia has been jointly analyzed for surnames and ...
In order to estimate the isonymy structure of Spain, we studied surname distribution in 283 Spanish ...
Introduction. Surname frequency (isonymy) is used as a marker of paternal lineage and is used to cha...
Population isolates are an important tool in identi-fying and mapping genes of Mendelian diseases an...
Surnames, information of cultural nature used to identify people and family groups, include simultan...
Isonymy is a useful approach to the study of population structure and thus can be utilized to detect...
<div><p>A sample of 416 males from western and eastern Andalusia has been jointly analyzed for surna...
The application of the isonymic method to establish interpopulation relationships is made difficult ...
Introduction. In Colombia, surnames are characters usually passed to the children by the father, and...
Today, groups considered Hispanic in the United States consist of populations whose complex genetic ...
Surnames can be used in biocultural and sociological studies to ascertain members of population grou...
The importance of surnames in genetic studies has been recognized for a century or so. While the eth...
Marital isonymy is frequently used to estimate inbreeding and the repeated pairs method is useful to...
Since 1985, when a bibliography concerning studies on sur- names and genetic structure appeared, the...
Surname distribution can be a useful tool for studying the genetic structure of a human population. ...
A sample of 416 males from western and eastern Andalusia has been jointly analyzed for surnames and ...
In order to estimate the isonymy structure of Spain, we studied surname distribution in 283 Spanish ...
Introduction. Surname frequency (isonymy) is used as a marker of paternal lineage and is used to cha...
Population isolates are an important tool in identi-fying and mapping genes of Mendelian diseases an...
Surnames, information of cultural nature used to identify people and family groups, include simultan...
Isonymy is a useful approach to the study of population structure and thus can be utilized to detect...
<div><p>A sample of 416 males from western and eastern Andalusia has been jointly analyzed for surna...
The application of the isonymic method to establish interpopulation relationships is made difficult ...
Introduction. In Colombia, surnames are characters usually passed to the children by the father, and...
Today, groups considered Hispanic in the United States consist of populations whose complex genetic ...