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Gendered geographies of genetic variation: sex, power and mobility in human population genetics

2012-08-01

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This article explores the ways in which geographies of human genetic variation are increasingly differentiated in terms of gender, and the ideas of reproduction, sex, power and mobility that underpin their interpretation. It thus seeks to extend recent work on the ways in which the ideas of race and relatedness are being shaped by recent accounts of human genetic variation and evolutionary history within human pop...

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Literature Corpus work: 9f42a4ed-be83-5acc-9c53-01680c9b8ec8
DOI: 10.1080/0966369x.2011.625085

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