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Genome-wide genealogies reveal deep admixtures forming modern humans

2026-04-17

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Over the past decade, genomic modelling has revealed a rich tapestry of admixtures shaping present-day human populations. These have largely focused on the past few thousand years, when ancestral populations are either well characterised by present-day genomic diversity or directly observed through ancient DNA. Genomic modelling and fossil evidence have so far only provided a fragmented picture of the coexistence...

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Literature Corpus work: 5e2464a8-4ab5-5f4b-803a-6ba08a0eafd4
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.17.719197

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