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Reconstructing the genetic relationship between ancient and present-day Siberian populations

2023-08-22

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Human populations across a vast area in northern Eurasia, from Fennoscandia to Chukotka, share a distinct genetic component often referred to as the Siberian ancestry. Most enriched in present-day Samoyedic-speaking populations such as Nganasans, its origins and history still remain elusive despite the growing list of ancient and present-day genomes from Siberia. Here we reanalyze published ancient and present-day...

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DOI: 10.1101/2023.08.21.554074

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