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The Missing landscape of human genomic diversity in the Arabian Peninsula

2017-06-21

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The Arabian Peninsula (AP) is the first site of human migration and habitation outside of Africa. As a major crossroad for human populations, the AP provides an opportunity to better understand early to modern changes in human demographic patterns through selections, admixture, gene flow, and migration. Dramatic climatic fluctuations have been recorded in the AP that contributed to contractions and expansions in w...

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64ac06d8-ce32-5462-99c5-01560c11fda3
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.3039v1
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