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Signatures of human European Paleolithic expansion shown by resequencing of non-recombining X-chromosome segments

2016-08-04

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Human genetic diversity in Europe has been extensively studied using uniparentally-inherited sequences (mitochondrial DNA [mtDNA] and the Y chromosome), which reveal very different patterns indicating sex-specific demographic histories. The X chromosome, haploid in males and inherited twice as often from mothers as from fathers, could provide insights into past female behaviours, but has not been extensively inves...

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693c0c0d-a5a4-51e8-9026-79b49d55b75e
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10.1101/067835
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