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Ancient genomes provide insight into the Paleolithic-to-Neolithic transition in northern East Asia.

Current biology : CB - 23 Mar 2026

Zhang Ganyu, Zhao Chaohong, Wang Tao, Wang Tianyi, Bennett E Andrew, Cui Tianxing, Guo Jingning, Yu Jincheng, Liu Juncen, Cao Peng, Ran Jingkun, Dai Qingyan, Liu Tianxiang, Liu Feng, Bai Fan, Feng Xiaotian, Ping Wanjing, Wang Wenjun, Fu Qiaomei

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The Paleolithic-to-Neolithic transition (PNT), which coincided with the Holocene warming trend after the last Ice Age, significantly transformed human cultural and genetic landscapes around the world. However, the genetic dynamics of this transitional period in northern East Asia have yet to be fully investigated. Here, we reported mitochondrial genomes from three individuals and genome-wide data from two...

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PMID: 41785855
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2026.02.004

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