Independent Introduction of Two Lactase-Persistence Alleles into Human Populations Reflects Different History of Adaptation to Milk Culture

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@KaramaSeal @afrojudaic @yves_saiint3 Proven right again on average Africans including black Africans are closer to Europeans than west Asians like Arabs lol https://t.co/duiHU96b5c

RT @qyld1234: @razibkhan The European 13910*T allele and Cushitic 13907*G allele are apparently related: https://t.co/b2XaI6yxPw https://t…

@EFCevieRapedMe @frost61h That picture does nothing to cast doubt on the evidence for lactase persistence. Selection is validated in the distinct alleles from convergent evolution. https://t.co/wgRBrTeaki https://t.co/m2fXrYaOzn https://t.co/DTREi1Sdgg

@razibkhan The European 13910*T allele and Cushitic 13907*G allele are apparently related: https://t.co/b2XaI6yxPw https://t.co/FvmwlTO7KZ

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