Culture, population structure, and low genetic diversity in Pleistocene hominins

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@XR47P @TIKhistory There's an entire field that studies it, it's called TAXONOMY. https://t.co/3Da7T0JX64

@invictus5667 @BentTailXEyes @ultra_orbs @lporiginalg https://t.co/mB4i9sjpP2

@rightmage @LumeTeresa @machotoxico_ Não? Tens mais este para leres melhor: Modern humans display less genetic diversity than great apes, a puzzling finding given our much larger census population size (1, 2). https://t.co/LxrsbHwrYU

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