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Modern human expansion from (southern?) Africa: Origin, non-African ancestry, and linearity

2022-08-03

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Previous research favours the idea that modern humans spread worldwide from Africa. For instance, through autosomal diversity, a geographical area of origin for this worldwide expansion is indicated to entirely be within Africa. It remained to be seen if this indication happens for certain variables such as Y-chromosomal diversity. There is disagreement regarding where in Africa the origin is. Perhaps a region of...

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Literature Corpus work: 3921eb80-b321-5f65-9d02-62f68450e895
DOI: 10.1101/2022.07.31.500977

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