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August 13, 2014
Chalcolithic mtDNA from Atapuerca still in the Neolithic range
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Bell Beaker Blogger points me to this latest study on ancient mtDNA from the Center-North Iberian Peninsula, including 20 samples from a C...
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July 30, 2014
Bell Beaker of Estremadura (Portugal)
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This is a very interesting read for everyone interested in the Chalcolithic Era and particularly in the Bell Beaker phenomenon in one of i...
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July 2, 2014
Altitude-adaption in Tibetans is "Denisovan-like"
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It seems that archaic humans left a small but critical legacy among us: Emilia Huerta Sánchez et al., Altitude adaptation in Tibetans ...
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Sino-Basque is not for real
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Unmistakable evidence: beret-wearing Chinese! (humorously borrowed from Zubia-Qiao blog , which is about real Basque-China relations) ...
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June 29, 2014
Pan-Homo split: 11-17 million years ago
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Chimpanzee mutation rate is largely determined by fathers' age and, overall, implies a Pan-Homo divergence rate of ~13 million years...
June 21, 2014
Claim of 13 Ma Pan-Homo split
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[ Update (Jun 29): new entry on this issue available ]. [ Update: the origin of this news is Venn 2014 but I could not find the mention...
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Atapuerca skulls show "intermediate" features
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H. heidelbergensis from Atapuerca Cranium 5 "Miguelón" (CC by José Manuel Benito) This has been in the news all around this...
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