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摘要
来自南非奥克赫斯特岩石栖息地的古人类基因组数据，将非洲大陆最早的古人类 DNA 报告推回到全新世开始的时期，揭示了令人惊讶的基因连续性，并提出了有关地区文化变迁性质的问题。
Population continuity and change in Africa’s far south
Ancient human genomic data from Oakhurst Rockshelter in South Africa push back the earliest reported ancient DNA from the subcontinent to the start of the Holocene, revealing surprising genetic continuity and raising questions about the nature of regional cultural change.
Nature ecology & evolutionAgricultural and Biological Sciences-Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
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22.20
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282
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