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Present-day admixed genomes reveal prehistoric adaptation to cold, maritime diet, and local pathogens in Patagonia

2025-08-26

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Patagonia, the last region settled by humans after the out-of-Africa migration, provides a unique case for studying genetic adaptations to extreme environments. Despite archaeological evidence of human occupation for at least 13,500 years, the genetic history of Indigenous Patagonians remains understudied. Here, we analyze genome-wide data from individuals with high Native American ancestry to investigate their ge...

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10.1101/2025.08.21.25334163
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