As mentioned, in addition to the Fula, we observed multiple ancestry deviations in another Gambian population the Jola [Fig. \ref{fig:figSharedAncestry}; Fig. \ref{fig:suppJolafig}]. In this group the most deviated region of the genome involves a significant increase in Eurasian ancestry at 27.3-28.2Mb on chromosome 6 which containing several HLA genes (\(-log_{10}P=12.76\),\(\beta=1.94\)), a signal that was also observed in the Wollof, also from the Gambia (\(-log_{10}P=10.41\),\(\beta=1.57\)). We also observed a significant increases of Eurasian ancestry at MYO3B (\(-log_{10}P=13.53\)\(\beta=1.97\)) and SMOC2 (\(-log_{10}P=9.40\)\(\beta=1.75\)), and an increase in Khoesan ancestry on chromosome 11 at NLRP10 (\(-log_{10}P=12.87\)\(\beta=2.24\)), which codes for a protein involved in inflammation and apoptosis \citep{Inohara2003NODs:Apoptosis,Tschopp2003NALPs:Inflammation}.
In the Ju/hoansi, the top region of differentiation in the genome involves an increase in East Africa Niger-Congo ancestry at 26.1-26.6Mb on chromosome 10 (\(-log_{10}P=17.14\), \(\beta=2.07\)) which contains MYO3A, a gene involved in hearing \citep{Walsh2002FromDFNB30}, and GAD2, which has been associated with decreased body mass index in Europeans \citep{Boesgaard2007ASubjects}. We also observe a significant increase (\(-log_{10}P=11.48\), \(\beta=1.86\)) of East Africa Afroasiatic ancestry at 99.08-99.20Mb on chromosome 13, a region containing FARP1 and STK24. FARP1 is thought to be a member of the band 4.1 protein superfamily \citep{Koyano1997MolecularFactors}, a major structural component of red blood cell membranes \citep{Conboy1986MolecularSkeleton}. We also see an increase in West African Niger-Congo ancestry at 47.65-47.76Mb on chromosome 6 a region containing CD2AP, OPN5, GPR111, and GPR115 genes, and a large increase in Eurasian ancestry at DISP1 on chromosome 1 (\(-log_{10}P=10.70\), \(\beta=2.88\)).