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Ust’-Ishim 1 genome and admixture-tract model

A directly dated femoral shaft yielded a high-coverage modern-human genome with long Neanderthal-derived segments used to model earlier admixture.

Represented range0.04688–0.04321 Ma
RegionsIrtysh River near Ust’-Ishim, western Siberia, Russia
CladesHomo sapiens · Homo neanderthalensis · Homo

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biogeography · high

The directly dated Ust’-Ishim 1 femur yielded genome PRJEB6622 with long Neanderthal-derived segments; the inferred 7–13 ka pre-individual admixture interval is a recombination model, not a directly observed contact event.

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References

  1. Genome sequence of a 45,000-year-old modern human from western SiberiaFu, Q.; Li, H.; Moorjani, P.; Jay, F.; Slepchenko, S.M.; Bondarev, A.A.; Johnson, P.L.F.; Aximu-Petri, A.; Prüfer, K.; de Filippo, C.; et al. · 2014 · DOI 10.1038/nature13810
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