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Y chromosome analysis of dingoes and southeast asian village dogs suggests a neolithic continental expansion from Southeast Asia followed by multiple Austronesian dispersals.
Molecular biology and evolution - 1 May 2013
Sacks Benjamin N, Brown Sarah K, Stephens Danielle, Pedersen Niels C, Wu Jui-Te, Berry Oliver
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Dogs originated more than 14,000 BP, but the location(s) where they first arose is uncertain. The earliest archeological evidence of ancient dogs was discovered in Europe and the Middle East, some 5-7 millennia before that from Southeast Asia. However, mitochondrial DNA analyses suggest that most...
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