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Genomic insights into adaptation to eco-regional and cultural variables across human populations from North, Central and Southeast Asia

2026-01-12

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Natural selection has been extensively studied in humans, providing many examples of how climate, diet, and pathogens can translate into local selective pressures and thus phenotypic diversity across populations. However, most studies have focused either on a global scale, with a limited number of populations per geographic area, or on a very local scale. To complement these approaches, we collected and studied a...

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Literature Corpus work: dfce164e-1aab-52a4-acb2-908e1d4cef2e
DOI: 10.64898/2026.01.12.699033

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