September 18, 2008
Mark Stoneking review on Human Origins
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Nothing really new in this paper, but the figure of the different models of human evolution is interesting. I have issues with the model of ...
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The face of Dante Alighieri
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Journal of Archaeological Science doi:10.1016/j.jas.2008.09.006 THE FACE OF THE POET DANTE ALIGHIERI RECONSTRUCTED BY VIRTUAL MODELLING AND...
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Support for "large" Troy at the time of the Trojan War
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See also the Historicity of the Trojan War and The eclipse of 1178BC and the return of Odysseus to Ithaca Discovery of Bronze-Age `Refriger...
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Origins of Venice
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How the barbarians drove Romans to build Venice : Historians agree that the explanation is that Venice was founded on the islands by refugee...
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Vikings abroad in search of women
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Viking Age Triggered by Shortage of Wives? : Sept. 17, 2008 -- During the Viking Age from the late eighth to the mid-eleventh centuries, Sca...
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Erratum on my Y-STR variance work (which, surprisingly further supports its central thesis)
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I realized today that there was a central error in my assumptions today on the entire Y-STR series. This error related to the condition I us...
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Reconstruction of female Neanderthal
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This is a very early prototype of things that may be possible in the future. The DNA-based evidence was limited to pigmentation, as far as I...
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September 17, 2008
Lactase persistence allele is clinal in Great Britain
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Lactase non-persistence seems to be more important in the south and east of Great Britain. European Journal of Human Genetics doi: 10.1038/...
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Three-stage colonization model for Americas reconsidered
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I had blogged about this model before. From the earlier paper: Bayesian skyline plots, which provide dynamic representations of population ...
Clustering humans: on biological boundaries
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From the paper: Nevertheless beyond such a treacherous ideology, we need boundaries, since we need clusters both to achieve group-oriented d...
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September 16, 2008
Genographic project paper on human mtDNA mutation rates
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This is a fairly technical paper which should be of interest for those interested in uniparental markers and their age estimation. Genetics ...
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Why genome-wide association studies don't really work (and how human evolution
really
happens)
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In case you are skeptical about my gloomy assessment of the power of genome-wide association studies, here is Nicholas Wade in today's ...
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Why I won't be testing with 23andMe (yet)
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Since the announcement of the price reduction of the 23andMe service, I had a couple of readers e-mail me, asking whether I thought it was ...
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September 15, 2008
Ideal craniofacial height / standing height = 1/7-1/8.5, (plus instructions to test your own)
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Here is how to test your own craniofacial height / standing height ratio. Take a picture of yourself facing the camera, looking forward. A g...
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Social perception of obesity
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Caption for figure: 1. Lean (L - narrow shoulders, thin torso and extremities, knee and elbow joints thicker than thy and arm diameter). 2. ...
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September 14, 2008
Y chromosomes of Bayash Romani
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Once again, the 0.00069/locus/generation rate is used in this paper, and hence its estimated ages are wrong . The given Y-STR variance for h...
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