Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans

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Iosif Lazaridis

Nick Patterson

Alissa Mittnik

Gabriel Renaud

Swapan Mallick

Karola Kirsanow

Peter H. Sudmant

Joshua G. Schraiber

Sergi Castellano

Mark Lipson

Bonnie Berger

Christos Economou

Ruth Bollongino

Qiaomei Fu

Kirsten I. Bos

Susanne Nordenfelt

Heng Li

Cesare de Filippo

Kay Prüfer

Susanna Sawyer

Cosimo Posth

Wolfgang Haak

Fredrik Hallgren

Elin Fornander

Nadin Rohland

Dominique Delsate

Michael Francken

Jean-Michel Guinet

Joachim Wahl

George Ayodo

Hamza A. Babiker

Graciela Bailliet

Elena Balanovska

Oleg Balanovsky

Ramiro Barrantes

Gabriel Bedoya

Haim Ben-Ami

Judit Bene

Fouad Berrada

Claudio M. Bravi

Francesca Brisighelli

George B. J. Busby

Francesco Cali

Mikhail Churnosov

David E. C. Cole

Daniel Corach

Larissa Damba

George van Driem

Stanislav Dryomov

Jean-Michel Dugoujon

机构：

[1] Harvard Medical School,Department of Genetics

[2] Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT,Department of Genome Sciences

[3] Institute for Archaeological Sciences,Department of Integrative Biology

[4] University of Tübingen,Department of Mathematics and Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

[5] Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology,Department of Paleoanthropology

[6] Institute of Anthropology,Biochemistry Department

[7] Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz,Department of Medical Genetics and Szentagothai Research Center

[8] Mainz D-55128,Department of Zoology

[9] Germany.,Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology

[10] University of Washington,Department of Human Genetics

[11] University of California,ARL Division of Biotechnology

[12] Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Department of Ecology and Evolution

[13] Archaeological Research Laboratory,Department of Clinical Science

[14] Stockholm University,Department of Medical Genetics

[15] 114 18,Department of Genetics and Fundamental Medicine

[16] Sweden.,Division of Biological Anthropology

[17] Key Laboratory of Vertebrate Evolution and Human Origins of Chinese Academy of Sciences,Department of Human and Medical Genetics

[18] IVPP,Department of Genetics

[19] CAS,Department of Evolutionary Biology

[20] Beijing 100049,Research Department

[21] China.,Department of Biochemistry

[22] Australian Centre for Ancient DNA and Environment Institute,Dipartimento di Fisica e Chimica

[23] School of Earth and Environmental Sciences,Department of Forensic Medicine

[24] University of Adelaide,Department of Molecular and Medical Genetics

[25] The Cultural Heritage Foundation,Departamento de Anatomía Patolóxica e Ciencias Forenses

[26] Västerås 722 12,Department of Genetics and Cytology

[27] Sweden.,Department of Medical Biology

[28] National Museum of Natural History,Department of Biology and Genetics

[29] L-2160,undefined

[30] Luxembourg.,undefined

[31] National Center of Archaeological Research,undefined

[32] National Museum of History and Art,undefined

[33] L-2345,undefined

[34] Luxembourg.,undefined

[35] Senckenberg Center for Human Evolution and Paleoenvironment,undefined

[36] University of Tübingen,undefined

[37] Tübingen D-72070,undefined

[38] Germany.,undefined

[39] State Office for Cultural Heritage Management Baden-Württemberg,undefined

[40] Osteology,undefined

[41] Konstanz D-78467,undefined

[42] Germany.,undefined

[43] Center for Global Health and Child Development,undefined

[44] Kisumu 40100,undefined

[45] Kenya.,undefined

[46] Institutes of Evolution,undefined

[47] Immunology and Infection Research,undefined

[48] School of Biological Sciences,undefined

[49] University of Edinburgh,undefined

[50] Edinburgh EH9 3JT,undefined

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Nature | 2014年 / 513卷

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A sequencing study comparing ancient and contemporary genomes reveals that most present-day Europeans derive from at least three highly differentiated populations: west European hunter-gatherers, ancient north Eurasians (related to Upper Palaeolithic Siberians) and early European farmers of mainly Near Eastern origin.

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