The unexpected ancestry of Inner Asian mummies

Paula Doumani Dupuy

The unexpected ancestry of Inner Asian mummies

Paula Doumani Dupuy

Sociology and Anthropology Department

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The genomes of Bronze Age mummies in the Tarim Basin in northwest China suggest that these individuals descended from an ancient population local to Asia that remained genetically isolated despite involvement in cultural interactions that spanned Eurasia.

Язык оригинала	English
Номер статьи	https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-021-02872-1
Журнал	Nature
Состояние	Published - окт. 27 2021

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