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June 30, 2011
Bonobos fall partly within Chimpanzee genetic variability
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That is what a new paper has found after studying extensively Pan sp. genetic diversity: A. Fischer, Bonobos Fall within the Genomic Variat...
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Epipaleolithic dog burial found in Portugal
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The finding took place at Poças de São Bento ( Alcácer do Sal , Portugal). The burial was found near an Epipaleolithic settlement and necrop...
Asian Homo erectus in the spotlight
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Two recent news conspire to claim that the affinity with us of Asian Homo erectus was less like us than we used to think. Beijing brain...
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June 29, 2011
Çatalhöyük: people buried together probably not related
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As you probably know, Çatalhöyük (near Konya, Turkey) is one of the most emblematic sties of Middle Neolithic. As genetic research was fr...
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Mitochondrial DNA and 'molecular clock'
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There is a new paper discussing in some good depth with the peculiarities that the irregular mutation patterns of mtDNA, particularly in the...
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Chad basin mtDNA
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In a recent discussion a reader mentioned this paper that somehow I have missed: María Cerezo et al., New Insights into the Lake Chad Basin...
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Iruña-Veleia affair: police won't do analysis
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The incrustations appear to support the authenticity of the engravings After a whole year of institutional delays, Spanish military polic...
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