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High genetic diversity on a sample of pre-Columbian bone remains from Guane territories in northwestern Colombia.

American journal of physical anthropology - 1 Dec 2011

Casas-Vargas Andrea, Gómez Alberto, Briceño Ignacio, Díaz-Matallana Marcela, Bernal Jaime E, Rodríguez José Vicente

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Ancient DNA was recovered from 17 individuals found in a rock shelter in the district of "La Purnia" (Santander, Colombia). This region is the homeland of pre-Columbian Guane, whom spread over the "Río Suarez" to the "Río de Oro", and were surrounded to the west by the Central Andes, south and east by foothills of Eastern Andes, and north by the "Chicamocha" river canyon. Guanes established in a region that...

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PMID: 21990065
DOI: 10.1002/ajpa.21626

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