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Genes mirror migrations and cultures in prehistoric Europe – a population genomic perspective

2016-09-01

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Genomic information from ancient human remains is beginning to show its full potential for learning about human prehistory. We review the last few years' dramatic finds about European prehistory based on genomic data from humans that lived many millennia ago and relate it to modern-day patterns of genomic variation. The early times, the Upper Palaeolithic, appears to contain several population turn-overs followed...

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366a5ae6-618d-5341-89e7-7c07f72a2d6f
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10.1101/072926
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