Tangled genetic routes

Rebecca L. Cann ()
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Rebecca L. Cann: University of Hawaii

Nature, 2002, vol. 416, issue 6876, 32-33

Abstract: It is generally accepted that early human evolution took place in Africa, with human populations spreading from there. Using genetics to trace events in more detail remains a challenging task.

Date: 2002
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