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Nature 408, 652-653 (7 December 2000) | doi:10.1038/35047193
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- University of Texas
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Human evolution: A start for population genomics
S. Blair Hedges
Abstract
The most thorough analysis yet of the divergence of sequences in human mitochondrial DNA has been carried out. The results support the view that modern humans originated in Africa.
When and where did our species arise? Over the past two decades molecular evolutionists have vigorously pursued this question.
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