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Novel B2 mitogenomes from Continental southern Patagonia's Late Holocene: New insights into the peopling of the Southern Cone.

American journal of biological anthropology - 1 Jan 2025

Arencibia Valeria, Muñoz Marianne, Crespo Cristian M, Russo M Gabriela, Vera Pablo, Lia Verónica V, García Guraieb Solana, Goñi Rafael A, Avena Sergio, Puebla Andrea, Dejean Cristina B

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OBJECTIVES: The main aim of this study is to discuss the migratory processes and peopling dynamics that shaped the genetic variability of populations during the settlement of the Southern Cone, through the analysis of complete mitogenomes of individuals from southern Patagonia. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Complete mitogenomes were sequenced through massively parallel sequencing from two late Holocene individuals (SAC...

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PMID: 37548135
DOI: 10.1002/ajpa.24822

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