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February 14, 2016

Neolithic East Asians tamed leopard cats

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Quickies Leopard cat (CC: F. Spangenberg - Der Irbis ) It's hard to say that cats are domestic at all, tamed is probably a bet...
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Goat genetics suggest that two populations were domesticated

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Quickies Licia Colli, Hovirang Lancioni et al., Whole mitochondrial genomes unveil the impact of domestication on goat matrilineal var...
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An archaic human population surviving in SW China until at least 14,000 years ago

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Quickies Just a femur but looks like it. Homo heidelbergensis ( Denisovan )? Darren Curnoe, Xueping Li et al. A Hominin Femur with...
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Ancient DNA confirms that dogs were first domesticated in Southeast Asia

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Quickies I have already argued for this scenario several times (as opposed to the Neolithic West Asian one, which just makes no sense an...

Genetic structure of pearl millet, an African cereal

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Quickies Zhenbin Hu et al., Population genomics of pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R. Br.): Comparative analysis of global accessi...

Patrilineages of Panama

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Quickies Viola Grugni et al., Exploring the Y Chromosomal Ancestry of Modern Panamanians . PLoS ONE 2015. Open access → LINK [doi:10.137...
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How different is Howieson Port Middle Paleolithic tech from its neighbors and successors?

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Quickies That's what a recently published paper discusses. Oh, by the way, context for the casual reader: Howieson Port and relate...