Investigating the Global Dispersal of Chickens in Prehistory Using Ancient Mitochondrial DNA Signatures

Overview of attention for article published in PLOS ONE, July 2012

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@dillamonster Stupid twitter eating half my links https://t.co/LjDqcBjn1U

@dillamonster https://t.co/jrvBg97rB3 https://t.co/LoVlL3c3xc

Today I ordered lunch from a restaurant called "American chicken", which made me ask this unexpectedly deep scientific question: "Where do American chickens come from?", partially answered by this quite interesting paper about prehistoric chickens: http…

@Fedocles me quedó en el tintero el origen de esa gallina:oceenia o europa, parece que dependia de la cronología https://t.co/jeBlroqpij

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