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Isotopic, Genetic Analysis Gives Insight Into Human Mobility During Neolithization
Researchers conducted strontium, carbon, and oxygen isotope analyses of 28 human and 29 animal remains and analyzed the genomes of six individuals.
Ancient Siberian Genomes Point to Interconnected Populations, Gene Flow From Native Americans
By analyzing 10 newly sequenced individuals going back up to 7,500 years, researchers retraced relationships between ancient populations in North Asia, Europe, and North America.
Neanderthal Genome Analysis Provides Peek Into Social Organization
Researchers analyzed the genomes of 13 Neanderthals whose remains were found in the same place and dated to about the same time, finding that many were closely related.
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Migrants From Lower Saxony Shaped Genetic Makeup of Post-Roman England, Ancient DNA Analysis Finds
Researchers analyzed DNA from nearly 500 ancient individuals living in England or continental Europe to trace the influx of migrants into England during the Middle Ages.