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The Canary Islands Aboriginal Maternal Genetic Pool: Haplotype Reanalysis, New Coalescent Ages, and the Roman Mediated Settlement Hypothesis

2023-07-07

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Classic mitochondrial DNA phylogenetic and phylogeographic studies on the aboriginal, historical, and extant human populations of the Canary Islands have contributed to reconstructing the origin and settlement on the islands of the pre-European colonizers. The recent use of new ancient DNA targeted enrichment and next-generation sequencing techniques on new Canary Islands samples has greatly improved these molecul...

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10.20944/preprints202307.0464.v1
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