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Inference of human pigmentation from ancient DNA by genotype likelihood

2025-01-30

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Light eyes, hair and skins probably evolved several times as Homo sapiens dispersed from Africa. In areas with lower UV radiation, light pigmentation alleles increased in frequency because of their adaptive advantage and of other contingent factors such as migration and drift. However, the tempo and mode of their spread is not known. Phenotypic inference from ancient DNA is complicated, both because these traits...

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5d196a8c-093b-5b55-aed5-ee76873f589c
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10.1101/2025.01.29.635495
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