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Neolithic super-grandfather Y haplotypes, their related surnames, and autism spectrum disorder

2016-09-30

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Recent studies found three Neolithic super-grandfather Y haplotypes among Han Chinese, consistent with the legend of Yan and Huang Emperors. Individuals of royal and noble ancestry or high social economic status (SES) are known to practice assortative mating and consanguineous marriages, which can produce offspring of both higher and lower than average fitness. However, the roles of the super-grandfather Y haploty...

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Literature Corpus work: 2b28aa78-7950-51ad-940c-dd8f30a71ed0
DOI: 10.1101/077222

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