This paper supports the idea that modern day Native Americans are descended from a group that emigrated in one wave known as the single ancestral population theory. This group from a number of different Universities used genetic markers (esp. the 9-repeat allele) and sampling from 41 popluations from Alaska to Chile as well as natives from Greenland and the Asian side of the Bering Strait.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Native American Migration
This paper supports the idea that modern day Native Americans are descended from a group that emigrated in one wave known as the single ancestral population theory. This group from a number of different Universities used genetic markers (esp. the 9-repeat allele) and sampling from 41 popluations from Alaska to Chile as well as natives from Greenland and the Asian side of the Bering Strait.
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