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Genetic structure of the Mon-Khmer speaking groups and their affinity to the neighbouring Tai populations in Northern Thailand.

BMC genetics - 15 Jun 2011

Kutanan Wibhu, Kampuansai Jatupol, Fuselli Silvia, Nakbunlung Supaporn, Seielstad Mark, Bertorelle Giorgio, Kangwanpong Daoroong

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BACKGROUND: The Mon-Khmer speaking peoples inhabited northern Thailand before the arrival of the Tai speaking people from southern China in the thirteenth century A.D. Historical and anthropological evidence suggests a close relationship between the Mon-Khmer groups and the present day majority n...

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PMID: 21672265
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2156-12-56
PMCID: PMC3126721

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