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Cultural Evolution of Central African hunter-gatherers reflects a deep history of interconnectivity

2022-10-26

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Central African hunter-gatherers (CAHGs) are widely seen as isolated populations displaced into the forest by the expansion of Bantu-speaking farmers. By contrast, recent studies revealed various genetic signs of long-term adaptation of CAHGs to forest environments and independence from Bantu demography. It remains unclear whether cultural diversity among CAHGs is better explained by lo...

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1a5e0950-9e36-52af-9f7d-8aab3ce7b468
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2205369/v1
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