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Investigating population continuity with ancient DNA under a spatially explicit simulation framework.

BMC genetics - 15 Dec 2017

Silva Nuno Miguel, Rio Jeremy, Currat Mathias

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BACKGROUND: Recent advances in sequencing technologies have allowed for the retrieval of ancient DNA data (aDNA) from skeletal remains, providing direct genetic snapshots from diverse periods of human prehistory. Comparing samples taken in the same region but at different times, hereafter called "serial samples", may indicate whether there is continuity in the peopling history of that area or whether an...

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PMID: 29246100
DOI: 10.1186/s12863-017-0575-6
PMCID: PMC5731203

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