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Socio-cultural practices may have affected sexual dimorphism in stature in Early Neolithic Europe

2023-02-21

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<h4> Abstract </h4> The rules and structure of human culture impact health and disease as much as genetics or the natural environment. To study the origin and evolution of these patterns, we take a multidisciplinary approach combining ancient DNA, skeletal metrics, paleopathology, and stable isotopes. Our analysis focuses on cultural, environmental, and genetic contributions to variation in stature in four popul...

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4fd40199-4b87-5358-aa98-d1cdf3427595
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10.1101/2023.02.21.529406
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