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Looking for unique signals of human expansion from Africa: Beyond diversity

2024-08-15

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There are known to be different views on which portion of Africa modern humans globally spread from. Biological diversities have been employed to estimate the origin of our global expansion. These diversities vary with geographical distance from Africa, thereby expressing the signal of the expansion. In preprints, the signal supposedly appeared beyond diversity – in cranial sexual size dimorphism and a cranial sha...

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Literature Corpus work: 9fc8ffea-e00b-52d6-81d2-025b0b66144a
DOI: 10.1101/2024.08.13.607798

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