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25 November 2009
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A graph detailing the origin of modern humans using the Multiregional theory of human evolution. The horizontal lines represent 'multiregional evolution' gene flow betwen regional lineages.

A graph detailing the origin of modern humans using the Multiregional theory of human evolution. The horizontal lines represent 'multiregional evolution' gene flow betwen regional lineages.
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"Mitochondrial Eve"

"An artist's impression of Mitochondrial Eve
who probably lived in Africa,
about 150,000 years ago."
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"Out of Africa"
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Map of early human migrations
according to mitochondrial population genetics
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One model of human migration based on Mitochondrial DNA
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In the News . . .

Greening Of The Sahara Desert Triggered Early Human Migrations Out Of Africa-- ScienceDaily (09 November 2009)

Stone Age humans crossed Sahara in the rain -- New Scientist (09 November 2009)

Chinese Challenge to 'Out of Africa' Theory -- New Scientist (03 November 2009)

New 'Molecular Clock' Aids Dating Of Human Migration History -- ScienceDaily (04 May 2009)

 
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