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Mapping Human DNA Diversity



Two new papers just published in Nature discuss the geographic variability in human DNA, and what that tells us about the migration of mankind out of Africa. The University of Michigan press release about the second paper has a eye-catching map of DNA diversity in Africa, Europe and the Near East:

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Via Knight Science Journalism Tracker (which has more links to press coverage).


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