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BBC News | SCI/TECH | Europe's 10 founding 'fathers'
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More than 95% of European men alive today are descended from 10 ancient groups of forefathers, according to new genetic evidence.
Ten men fathered Europe - ABC
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— The researchers, led by Dr Ornella Semino of Pavia University in Italy, studied the Y chromosomes of more than one thousand men across ... ›
Ornella Semino és mtsi.: A paleolitikumi homo sapiens sapiens...
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Ornella Semino és mtsi.: A paleolitikumi homo sapiens sapiens genetikai öröksége a ma élő európaiakban: Egy Y-kromoszóma perspektíva ...
Evolutionsforschung: Die ersten Europäer waren Asiaten - Gesundheit -...
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Diese rasche Ausbreitung nach der Eiszeit, so die Forscher von Stanford um Ornella Semino und Luca Cavalli-Sforca, sei der Grund warum die ...
Die ersten Europäer - Spektrum der Wissenschaft
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Wer sind wir? Woher kommen wir? Kaum eine Frage ist so faszinierend wie die nach unserem Ursprung. Genetiker haben jetzt versucht, die Spur der Europäer…
European men are very much in the family way - The Irish Timeswww.irishtimes.com › news › european-men-are-ver...
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The study was carried out by Dr Ornella Semino, of the University of Pavia, and colleagues from the US, Sweden, Ukraine, Italy, Greece, Russia, ...
Arabian flights: Early humans diverged in 150 years | New Scientist
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Most detailed analysis yet of Y chromosomes reveals how rapidly humans split into three groups in Arabia after emerging from Africa
A few good men | New Scientistwww.newscientist.com › article › mg
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· Ornella Semino of the University of Pavia in Italy. The team drew up a family tree by comparing the Y chromosomes of more than European ...
Family tree | New Scientist
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— ... which affected Europe,” says Ornella Semino, a geneticist at the University of Pavia and lead author of the Y-chromosome research. › dn...
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