Ancient equine genomes reveal dawn of horse domesticationModern domestic horses spread widely around 4,200 years ago, contradicting earlier beliefs that they were linked to human migrations 5,000 years ago.
High-resolution genomic history of early medieval Europe - NatureAncient genome sequencing enhances insights into human migration and genetic diversity but faces challenges in statistical differentiation among closely related ancestries.
Ancient equine genomes reveal dawn of horse domesticationModern domestic horses spread widely around 4,200 years ago, contradicting earlier beliefs that they were linked to human migrations 5,000 years ago.
High-resolution genomic history of early medieval Europe - NatureAncient genome sequencing enhances insights into human migration and genetic diversity but faces challenges in statistical differentiation among closely related ancestries.
Oldest human DNA from South Africa decoded DW 09/22/2024Ancient human genomes from South Africa reveal a history of genetic stability over 10,000 years, contrasting with findings from Europe.
Humans' Obsession With Carbs Came Long Before the Start of Agriculture, A New Study SuggestsHumans have evolved genetic adaptations for starch digestion over a longer timeline than previously recognized, dating back approximately 800,000 years.
Tracking entwined histories of malaria, humans - Harvard GazetteMalaria has shaped the human genome through the prevalence of inherited blood disorders like sickle cell disease, providing resistance.
Oldest human DNA from South Africa decoded DW 09/22/2024Ancient human genomes from South Africa reveal a history of genetic stability over 10,000 years, contrasting with findings from Europe.
Humans' Obsession With Carbs Came Long Before the Start of Agriculture, A New Study SuggestsHumans have evolved genetic adaptations for starch digestion over a longer timeline than previously recognized, dating back approximately 800,000 years.
Tracking entwined histories of malaria, humans - Harvard GazetteMalaria has shaped the human genome through the prevalence of inherited blood disorders like sickle cell disease, providing resistance.
Neanderthal-human baby-making was recent - and briefHigh-resolution analysis identified when Neanderthals and Homo sapiens interbred around 60,000 years ago for a brief period in evolutionary terms.