Human genetic diversity (immunoglobulin GM allotypes), linguistic data, and migrations of Amerindian tribes.

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Human genetic diversity (immunoglobulin GM allotypes), linguistic data, and migrations of Amerindian tribes.

Human biology - 1 Apr 1995

Dugoujon J M, Mourrieras B, Senegas M T, Guitard E, Sevin A, Bois E, Hazout S

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GM haplotype frequencies were examined in 49 Amerindian tribes (from North, Central, and South America) to investigate the congruence of genetic variation with that observed in language and geography. We used two approaches: (1) the mobile site method, which allows a two-dimensional representatio...

Topics

American Indian or Alaska Native
Americas
Cluster Analysis
Emigration and Immigration
Ethnicity
Gene Frequency
Genetic Variation
Haplotypes
Humans
Immunoglobulin Gm Allotypes
Linguistics
Multivariate Analysis

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PMID: 7537245

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