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Human origin and migration deciphered from a novel genomic footprints of mitochondrial sequences

2019-11-20

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The origin of modern human and their migration across the world is one of the most debated topics for the decades. There exist two different hypotheses, recent African origin and multi-regional evolution, based on the genomic studies, haplogroups, archaeological records, cultural behaviors, palaeontology studies, etc. Various studies placed the modern humans in a phylogenetic tree to depict the relationships among...

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Literature Corpus work: 8247a758-eb67-5a58-86c9-8fb786db5466
DOI: 10.1101/848341

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