Fulani: New Study Maps Genetic Journey of Africa’s Nomadic Giants

Global South Pole
29/04/2025 50 min Temporada 1 Episodio 111
Fulani: New Study Maps Genetic Journey of Africa’s Nomadic Giants

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A new genomic study has revealed important insights into the genetic history of the Fulani people, one of Africa’s largest pastoralist communities. The research challenges long-held ideas about ethnicity and identity, shedding light on how migration and environmental factors shaped the group over millennia.

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