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Palaeogenomics reveals 1,500 years of population history of the peoples of the Chonos Archipelago, Chile

2025-11-28

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The Chonos archipelago, located in northwestern Chilean Patagonia, was historically inhabited by an Indigenous sea-faring population known to the European colonists as the "Chono". Previous research has contextualized the human occupation of this region with radiocarbon dates and ancient mitochondrial genomes, offering a partial perspective on the history of its inhabitants. Here we present a paleogenomic analysis...

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DOI: 10.1101/2025.11.26.690513

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