Highly Visible, Curiously Intangible

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Data on modern human origins (MHO) come from a variety of research traditions, each with its own paradigmatic bias. Archaeological research on MHO has two competing models - the continuity model and the replacement model. Biases and preconceptions are too often the basis for evaluating MHO research.

Author: Clark, G. A.
Prehistoric peoples, Human evolution

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Genetic data and the African origin of humans

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Numerous loci are required to estimate when modern humans first left Africa. A single mutating locus is not enough to reliably estimate population divergences, even when the population sample is very large.

Author: Kidd, Kenneth K., Risch, Neil, Feldman, Marcus W., Pritchard, Jonathan K., Tishkoff, Sarah A.
Human population genetics

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Subjects list: Research, Human beings, Humans, Origin
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