Dienekes’ Anthropology Blog
December 04, 2008

Thera eruption: 1,613BC

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The dating has been previously reported  in 2006. It would be interesting to see the analysis of the olive branch discovered in 2007. The er...
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December 03, 2008

mtDNA of Berbers from Morocco and Egypt

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Annals of Human Genetics doi: 10.1111/j.1469-1809.2008.00493.x The Complex and Diversified Mitochondrial Gene Pool of Berber Populations C....
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mtDNA haplogroup U7a2a: a recent Anatolian signal in Tuscans

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This paper uses a mutation rate of 1.008 base substitutions/nucleotid/billion years. See some discussion of mtDNA mutation rates here and h...
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December 02, 2008

Isolation-with-migration model

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From the paper: Reconstructing human history requires an accurate picture of global human population structure [1]. However, methods current...
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December 01, 2008

Haplotype outliers and Y-chromosome age estimation

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In a large collection of Y-chromosome haplotypes from a specific haplogroup and location, there are invariably a number of outliers, i.e., h...
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November 28, 2008

Facial anthropometry of northern Iran

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Singapore Med J. 2008 Nov;49(11):940-943. The effect of ethnicity on facial anthropometry in Northern Iran. Jahanshahi M, Golalipour ...
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November 27, 2008

Korean-Japanese anthropometric differences

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The facial composite is from a previous blog entry : From the paper: We are able to show that average Korean head and face shapes differ sig...
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mtDNA of Ancient Koreans

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Human Biology Volume 80, Number 3 Genetic Characterization and Assessment of Authenticity of Ancient Korean Skeletal Remains Hwan Young Lee...
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mtDNA of Old Believers

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Human Biology Volume 80, Number 3 Russian Old Believers: Genetic Consequences of Their Persecution and Exile, as Shown by Mitochondrial DNA...
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November 26, 2008

Article on Greek citizenship and naturalization

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The Christian Science Monitor has an article titled Being born in Greece may not make you Greek . Greece, like most European countries, does...
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Allele surfing vs. Positive Selection

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Continental human populations have very high allele frequency differences in several loci. One explanation for this phenomenon is that after...
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November 25, 2008

Neolithic Expansion was not gradual

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From the paper: The expansion of the agricultural system on the map, as represented by the earlier Neolithic, was not uniform and regular ac...

Origin of ancient Chinese horses from ancient DNA

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From the paper: To shed light on the origin of the diverse haplogroups, we studied the distribution of the seven haplogroups in 17 modern po...
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November 23, 2008

Palatine torus in Anatolia

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HOMO - Journal of Comparative Human Biology doi: 10.1016/j.jchb.2008.06.005 Why did the frequency of palatine torus increase in the ancien...
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November 21, 2008

European population structure with 300K SNPs and 6,000 individuals

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This is a nice paper on European population structure with a large number of SNPs, which comes at the heels of some earlier studies: Genetic...
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Y chromosomes from Algeria

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The total results were: 8 E3a-M2 (or 8.6% Sub-Saharan contribution) 6 E3b1-M78 40 E3b2-M81 5 J2f-M67 1 R1-M173 11 R1b3-M269 1 Q-M242 The pre...
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