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Mitochondrial D-loop diversity in Australian riverine and Australian desert Aborigines.

Electrophoresis - 1 Aug 1997

van Holst Pellekaan S, Frommer M, Sved J, Boettcher B

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Population structure has been revealed in mitochondrial D-loop segment 1 (mt DLS1) sequences from Australian Aboriginal people in the Darling River region of NSW (Riverine) and from Yuendumu in central Australia (Desert). Comparison with five published global studies reveals that these Australians demonstrate greatest divergence from some Africans, least from Papua New Guinea (PNG) highlanders, and only slightly...

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PMID: 9378118
DOI: 10.1002/elps.1150180909

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