Thomaz Pinotti
@tpinotti.bsky.social
Evolutionary biologist at the University of Copenhagen and Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais.
Likes: Ancient DNA, Indigenous peoples. Dislikes: Mercator projection.
Likes: Ancient DNA, Indigenous peoples. Dislikes: Mercator projection.
Currently, ybyra supports three human trees (ISOGG, Yfull and FTDNA – in both hg37 and hg38), as well as horse.
And it is quite fast: it took less than 2 hours to analyze a dataset of ~4,000 ancient males.
github.com/tpinotti/ybyra
And it is quite fast: it took less than 2 hours to analyze a dataset of ~4,000 ancient males.
github.com/tpinotti/ybyra
November 26, 2025 at 8:34 AM
Currently, ybyra supports three human trees (ISOGG, Yfull and FTDNA – in both hg37 and hg38), as well as horse.
And it is quite fast: it took less than 2 hours to analyze a dataset of ~4,000 ancient males.
github.com/tpinotti/ybyra
And it is quite fast: it took less than 2 hours to analyze a dataset of ~4,000 ancient males.
github.com/tpinotti/ybyra
We hope this work contributes to greater respect for oral history and traditional knowledge. Research shaped unilaterally by researchers – its questions, narratives, and data control – has often brought little benefit to Indigenous ppl. We hope our collaboration encourages more equitable approaches.
May 5, 2025 at 10:14 AM
We hope this work contributes to greater respect for oral history and traditional knowledge. Research shaped unilaterally by researchers – its questions, narratives, and data control – has often brought little benefit to Indigenous ppl. We hope our collaboration encourages more equitable approaches.
Grazie mille, Marco!
May 5, 2025 at 9:47 AM
Grazie mille, Marco!