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A Y chromosome census of the British Isles.
Current biology : CB - 27 May 2003
Capelli Cristian, Redhead Nicola, Abernethy Julia K, Gratrix Fiona, Wilson James F, Moen Torolf, Hervig Tor, Richards Martin, Stumpf Michael P H, Underhill Peter A, Bradshaw Paul, Shaha Alom, Thomas Mark G, Bradman Neal, Goldstein David B
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The degree of population replacement in the British Isles associated with cultural changes has been extensively debated. Recent work has demonstrated that comparisons of genetic variation in the British Isles and on the European Continent can illuminate specific demographic processes in the history of the British Isles. For example, Wilson et al. used the similarity of Basque and Celtic Y chromosomes to argue for...
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