[Paper] Ancient genomes reveal over two thousand years of dingo population structure
Ancient DNA reveals 2,000 years of dingo population history in Australia, showing minimal modern dog mixing and ties to New ...
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the journal of the National Academy of Sciences.
Ancient DNA reveals 2,000 years of dingo population history in Australia, showing minimal modern dog mixing and ties to New ...
Study overturns savanna corridor concept in Ice Age SEA, revealing a landscape of resilient forest mosaics and dynamic ecosystems.
via PNAS, 17 January 2023: Review article by Stoneking et al. with sections on Mainland and Island Southeast Asia.
via PNAS, 06 June 2022: A meta-analysis of chicken in archaeological contexts suggest that the first known domesticated chicken are ...
via PNAS, 23 November 2021: A paper looking at social inequality in prehistoric Southeast Asia.
via PNAS, 5 October 2021: A paper by Penny and Beach comparing climate-driven 'collapse' of ancient societies in Mesoamerica and ...
via PNAS, 18 May 2021: A new paper debunks the idea that the arrival of ancient humans caused mass extinctions ...
via the Philippine National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP), 19 April 2021: The team from Uppsala University behind a recent ...
via PNAS, 30 March 2021: A landmark paper by Larena et al. is a fine-grained genomic study of the Philippine ...
via PNAS, 16 March 2021: A new paper in PNAS outlines how the earth's magnetic field changed during the 12-14th ...
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