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The shared genomic history of Middle to Late Holocene Southern Cone populations

2025-11-05

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<h4>Summary</h4> The Southern Cone represents the southernmost region of South America to be colonized by humans. Although ancient genomes have been sequenced from southern Patagonia, genomic data from the central Southern Cone remain temporally and spatially sparse. The archaeological record of this region documents major cultural transformations during the Middle and Late Holocene, yet their relationship to dem...

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Literature Corpus work: 78eebe04-9df6-59cf-975f-8a8267d987e1
DOI: 10.1101/2025.11.04.686483

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