Website review: Dawn of human matrilineal diversity...
webdoodle discovered this in Anthropology
•10 reviews since Apr 25, 2008
ancient-history, anthropology, genetics
•geneticarchaeology.com/research/Dawn_of_human...
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webdoodle discovered 3 weeks ago- From the page: "Early human populations evolved separately for 100,000 years"
- fogcat02 rated 3 weeks ago
- Looks good, don't it? Pseudo science though.
- feeLitSite rated 3 weeks ago
- des populations mondiales isolées l'une de l'autre pendant des 10aines de milliers d'années: imaginez que cela se reproduise pour une histoire de jeux olympiques ....
- javamanjoe rated 3 weeks ago
- DAWN OF MATRILINEAL DIVERSITY. Thanks 'geojim56'. A team of Genographic researchers and their collaborators have published the most extensive survey to date of African mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA). Over 600 complete mtDNA genomes from indigenous populations across the continent were analyzed by the scientists, led by Doron Behar, Genographic Associate Researcher, based at Rambam Medical Center, Haifa, and Saharon Rosset of IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, NY and Tel Aviv University. Analyses of the extensive data presented in this study provide surprising insights into the early demographic history of human populations before they moved out of Africa, illustrating that these early human populations were small and isolated from each other for many tens of thousands of years.
- geojim56 rated 3 weeks ago
From the page: "A team of Genographic researchers and their collaborators have published the most extensive survey to date of African mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA). Over 600 complete mtDNA genomes from indigenous populations across the continent were analyzed by the scientists, led by Doron Behar, Genographic Associate Researcher, based at Rambam Medical Center, Haifa, and Saharon Rosset of IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, NY and Tel Aviv University. Analyses of the extensive data presented in this study provide surprising insights into the early demographic history of human populations before they moved out of Africa, illustrating that these early human populations were small and isolated from each other for many tens of thousands of years."
- yobaba rated 3 weeks ago
- The migrations after 60,000 years ago that led modern humans on their epic journeys to populate the world have been the primary focus of anthropological genetic research, but relatively little is known about the demographic history of our species over the previous 140,000 years in Africa. The current study returns the focus to Africa and in doing so refines our understanding of early modern Homo Sapiens history. I joined the research project at National Geo - the results were fascinating. I know that my mom's side was completely Scandinavian, but what I didn't know was that they got to Sweden via Persia - which showed up very clearly in my DNA. Love it.
- beastofburden rated 3 weeks ago
- "...early human populations were small and isolated from each other for many tens of thousands of years." How very fascinating.
- MALIBU45 rated 3 weeks ago
- Early human populations evolved separately for 100,000 years
- Shandooga rated 3 weeks ago
- Bull(*sneeze*)it! Neverlution, like the cake, is a lie.
- murkywaters rated 3 weeks ago
- history of humans and dna
