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New Evidence of Ancient Mitochondrial DNA of the Southern Andes (Calchaquí Valleys, Northwest Argentina, 3,600-1,900 Years before Present).

Human biology - 6 Aug 2020

Parolin María Laura, Cortés Leticia Inés, Basso Néstor, Scattolin María Cristina

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Genetic studies on pre-Hispanic populations of the Southern Andes have been increasing steadily in the last decade. Nevertheless, ancient DNA characterization of Formative Period archaeological human remains is particularly scant, especially for Northwest Argentina. To expand current information on genetic characterization of the first agricultural communities of the southern Calchaquí Valleys, we present and...

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PMID: 32767894
DOI: 10.13110/humanbiology.91.4.02

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