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Matrilineal Heritage in Southern Iberia Reveals Deep Genetic Links between Continents.

Collegium antropologicum - 1 Mar 2017

Hernández Candela L, Calderón Rosario

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Within the Mediterranean Basin, the Iberian Peninsula has been a focus of attraction for several cultures and civilizations from its prehistory and history, making it a target territory for studying human migration patterns and peopling processes using a wide and heterogeneous spectrum of genomic markers. While its Cantabrian fringe represents the most regularly analysed area in terms of its mitochondrial...

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