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Did dietary change drive natural selection? A paleo-empirical evaluation across 6,000 years in Britain

2025-06-28

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Multiple genetic variants associated with diet-related traits show strong signatures of natural selection 1–17 . To test whether these signals were indeed diet-driven, we conducted an empirical investigation. We compiled an isotopic dataset comprising 6,064 ancient human samples and 5,635 food resource samples from Britain. We developed a Bayesian mixing model to estimate individual dietary proportions based on i...

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f6c573f3-1952-5008-b2a1-cf48b5d19715
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10.1101/2025.06.26.661798
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