Dienekes’ Anthropology Blog
October 01, 2009

DNA tests for asylum seekers

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ScienceInsider has some reactions to plans from the UK Border Agency to use DNA tests to verify claims of asylum seekers that they do in f...
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September 30, 2009

Some mtDNA links between Europe and Asia

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I was planning on writing up a more complete narrative for this post, but I don't think the evidence is -as of yet- strong enough to sup...
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September 29, 2009

Physical attractiveness and reproductive success

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Evolution and Human Behavior Volume 30, Issue 5, September 2009, Pages 342-350 Physical attractiveness and reproductive success in humans: e...
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September 28, 2009

Y chromosomes of Teleuts

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The arrival of R1b in the east remains a mystery. The few prehistoric samples that have been examined did not belong to it, but rather excl...
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September 27, 2009

Y chromosomes of Saudi Arabia

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From the paper: The recent resolutions of the CDEF-M168 tripartite structure to the bipartite DE-YAP and CF-P143 [16, 31] extends the conver...
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Η άποψή μου για τις επερχόμενες εκλογές

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Έχω αναφερθεί τόσο εδώ όσο και στη Γενετική των Ελλήνων για το ζήτημα της Ελληνικής ιθαγένειας. Το ζήτημα αυτό δεν συζητείται καθόλου εν όψ...
September 24, 2009

Modern Scandinavians descended (maybe) from Neolithic TRB but not Mesolithic Pitted Ware ancestors

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Coming shortly after Bramanti et al. (2009) which discovered a discontinuity between Neolithic farmers from Central and Eastern Europe and ...
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560K SNP study reveals dual rigin of Indian populations (Reich et al. 2009)

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In lieu of a prologue, Herodotus and Arrian on the two groups inhabiting ancient India: Herodotus of Halicarnassus, Histories , Book 7: The ...
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Is Homo sapiens polytypic?

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An interesting paper worth reading, which considers the idea that Homo sapiens can be subdivided to subspecies against two diametrically opp...
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September 23, 2009

Aristotle at Mont Saint-Michel

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A fairly good review in English: The West’s Cultural Continuity: Aristotle at Mont Saint-Michel (reviewed by Thomas F. Bertonneau): Long b...
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September 22, 2009

mtDNA of Czech population

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Hum Biol. 2008 Dec;80(6):669-74. Mitochondrial DNA haplogroups in the Czech population compared to other European countries. Vidrová V, Te...
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September 21, 2009

Climate influence on morphological differentiation of humans

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Related: Cranial morphology and population history Cranial anatomy and population history or climate adaptation Drift more important than se...
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September 20, 2009

History of the people of the Hungarian plain in the 1st millennium

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Hum Biol. 2008 Dec;80(6):655-67 History of the peoples of the Great Hungarian Plain in the first millennium: a craniometric point of view ...
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September 19, 2009

Genetics and environment contributions to craniofacial phenotypes of Belgians

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Hum Biol. 2008 Dec;80(6):637-54. Contribution of genetics and environment to craniofacial anthropometric phenotypes in Belgian nuclear fam...
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September 18, 2009

Craniometric evidence for Slavic-Finnic admixture in medieval Novgorod

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The two main sources of the Russian population are well known by genetic evidence , but it is nice to see the historical process of admixtur...
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September 17, 2009

Balloux in Heredity on Mitochondrial Phylogeography

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Francois Balloux has some scathing criticism on mitochondrial phylogeography as it is currently practiced (doi: 10.1038/hdy.2009.122). I re...
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