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Phenotypic diversity and history of the Congo Basin populations: Equatorial Guinea, Bantu Speaking Central Africans and African Pygmies.

Annals of human biology - 1 Mar 2021

Turbón Daniel, Rebato Esther, Salicrú Miquel

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BACKGROUND: African Pygmy Populations (APP) are believed to be one of the first groups of the Congo Basin rainforest peoples to separate from the rest of modern humanity. The arrival of Bantu speaking agriculturalists from 5,000 BP led to the formation of a large number of ethnic complexes in Central Africa and the Atlantic coastal area, mainly due to a one-way flow of pygmy women. There are now only a few small...

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PMID: 33821699
DOI: 10.1080/03014460.2021.1909136

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