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April 8, 2018
Luxmanda: a 3,000 years-old proto-Horner in Tanzania
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I knew, more intuitively than rationally, that the Horner (Ethiopian, Somali, Eritrean) type of Afro-Eurasian admixture was very old but no...
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No Iberian in Iberomaurusian
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After almost a century of controversy on the matter, it seems that archaeogenetics solved the riddle. Not in the sense I thought it would b...
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September 8, 2016
Genetic structure in South-Eastern Africa
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Quickies Another quite interesting paper on Khoesan and Southern African genetics: Caitlin Uren et al., Fine-Scale Human Population St...
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August 21, 2016
African admixture events
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Quickies This paper is probably of interest to many but I don't have the insight to make a proper analysis. Just to mention that I f...
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June 6, 2016
MtDNA U6 in Aurignacian Europe
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The U6 haplogroup of Pestera Muierii is officially confirmed. Extra-officially, it also seems confirmed mtDNA H in Magdalenian El MirĂ³...
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February 2, 2016
Most Africans do not have significant Eurasian admixture
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This is major news: the authors of the study on the ancient East African genome of Mota have recanted their conclusions. In a correction n...
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November 2, 2015
Algerian complex genetics
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This is a rather interesting study that deals with the genetics of the Republic of Algeria, with several new samples. Asmahan Bekada...
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