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Accession: PRJEB25445 ID: 474161

Human genomes from ancient North Americans.

Genomes of ancient North Americans reveal that Californian, Central and South American populations descend from an admixture of two parallel, terminal Pleistocene lineages.

Previous genomic studies have supported a model in which all Native Central and South Americans descend solely from a Clovis-related source population (the southern branch), while Native North Americans derive most of their genetic ancestry from a source population that split from Clovis before ~15 kya (the northern branch) and the rest from additional, later gene flow from Siberia. More...
AccessionPRJEB25445
ScopeMonoisolate
PublicationsScheib CL et al., "Ancient human parallel lineages within North America contributed to a coastal expansion.", Science, 2018 Jun 1;360(6392):1024-1027
SubmissionRegistration date: 1-Jun-2018
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SRA Experiments146
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Data volume, Gbases136
Data volume, Mbytes34060

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