Polygenic adaptation and convergent evolution on growth and cardiac genetic pathways in African and Asian rainforest hunter-gatherers

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@AnthropoTube @MiroCyo @FoolingJust52 LONG after. The ancestors of pygmies probably weren't all that short https://t.co/LIWIDegNOv

https://t.co/pftCwY5kOD https://t.co/ssgcmb0jk3. https://t.co/eyZsIdDOBc https://t.co/Jw8VVpRIXS

@SecretBaboon @AntiJourno @17cShyteposter @AKVSE Here's one study that presents evidence that pygmy groups in Africa and India display evidence of independently undergoing genetic changes in similar regions of their genome: https://t.co/RyJ7Gq9349

@barnowlcj @motherlander https://t.co/KLzemIBhQq You claimed heart related traits are shared with pygmies, but the study clearly says they are convergent.

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