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A new mitochondrial C1 lineage from the prehistory of Uruguay: population genocide, ethnocide, and continuity.

Human biology - 1 Jun 2012

Sans Monica, Figueiro Gonzalo, Hidalgo Pedro C

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Uruguayan population has been considered as of European descent, as its Native populations victims of genocide apparently disappeared in the 19th century. Contradicting this national belief, genetic studies have shown a substantial Native contribution. However, the continuity between prehistoric,...

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PMID: 23020097
DOI: 10.3378/027.084.0303

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