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Figure 1.

Map showing the departments of Colombia and the location of the samples included in the present study.

The sample sizes (n = total number of chromosomes) are indicated for each population.

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Figure 2.

Multidimensional scaling plot of the pairwise FST genetic distances calculated between samples from Africa, Europe, and different Colombian populations, including a sample from Native Americans (Pastos) (Stress = 0.0556).

The circle in the centre of the plot is grouping the samples with no significant population differentiation p-values detected (see Table S2).

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Table 1.

Average gene diversity values among the 32 X-indel loci in the samples obtained from the Native American group (Pastos) and the six Colombian regions: South-West Andean Region (Nariño); Central-West Andean Region (Antioquia); Central-East Andean Region (Boyacá-Cundinamarca, Huila and Santander); Orinoquian Region (Arauca, Meta and Casanare); North Colombian Pacific Coast (Chocó); and the Caribbean Region (Cartagena).

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Table 2.

Exact test p-values of linkage disequilibrium for the polymorphic loci not separated more than 1 Mb.

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Figure 3.

Schematic representation of the global population (A) and individual (B) admixture estimates (IAEs) in 11 Colombian admixed populations, using STRUCTURE v2.3.3 software (K = 3; parameter set details in Material and Methods), for African, European and Native American ancestry proportions.

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Table 3.

The interethnic admixture proportions using autosomal and X-chromosomal specific markers, considering three main ancestral contributors to the different regions of Colombia studied.

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