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Novelty‐seeking DRD4 polymorphisms are associated with human migration distance out‐of‐Africa after controlling for neutral population gene structure

Matthews et al., 2011

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Matthews L
Butler P
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American journal of physical anthropology

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Numerous lines of evidence suggest that Homo sapiens evolved as a distinct species in Africa by 150,000 years before the present (BP) and began major migrations out‐of‐Africa∼ 50,000 BP. By 20,000 BP, our species had effectively colonized the entire Old World, and by …
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