Updating Phylogeny of Mitochondrial DNA Macrohaplogroup M in India: Dispersal of Modern Human in South Asian Corridor

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@ProfVemsani “... the present study provides evidence that several Indian mtDNA M lineages are deep rooted and in situ origin...” https://t.co/yc3kI62epT

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@jamesmfahy There's mixed views on where human life originated. I like the idea 'seed' was scattered in key parts like the Americas, Australia, India, Africa. My own DNA is M53 apparently. (No, I have no idea either. Was just told by scientist it was 'some

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RT @EdithMirante: 3. DNA analysis shows current indigenous peoples inhabited the Andaman Islands for about 18,000 years. Their DNA relates…

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