Live Science reports findings on 30,000-year-old Gravettian woman's genome
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Coverage highlights that the woman who died around 30,000 years ago and whose bones were found in Isturitz Cave had mixed ancestry revealing East-West exchange during the Gravettian period, challenging earlier assumptions about genetic isolation between European populations.
“Our results show that eastern and western European populations were not as genetically isolated as previously assumed.”
Pere Gelabert, Evolutionary anthropologist, University of Vienna · rss ↗Pere Gelabert Evolutionary anthropologist, University of Vienna; study first authorIsturitz Cave woman 30,000-year-old Gravettian individual
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