Biogeographical Evidence for the Iberian Origins of R1b-L278 via Haplotype Aggregation Michael R. Maglio Abstract The status on the roots of haplogroup R1b remains split between an Iberian origin prior to the Last Glacia - Haplogroup R1 - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Biogeographical Evidence for the Iberian Origins of R1b-L278 via Haplotype Aggregation Michael R. Maglio Abstract The status on the roots of haplogroup R1b remains split between an Iberian origin prior to the Last Glacia Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-08-12 10:24:09 Open Document File Size: 630,59 KB Share Result on Facebook City Underhill / / Company Wilke CO / Rutgers University Press / Haplogroup / / Continent Africa / Europe / / IndustryTerm by-product / / NaturalFeature Western Atlantic coast / Pyrenees / / Organization National Academy of Sciences / Rutgers University / / Person Dean McGee / / Position King / Interest The author / / PublishedMedium Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / European Journal of Human Genetics / / Region central Europe / eastern Europe / western Europe / Central Asia / Near East / West Asia / Scandinavia / west coast / / Technology SNP / simulation / / URL http / SocialTag Neogene Haplogroup R1b Haplogroup R1 Haplogroup R Haplogroup Human Y-chromosome DNA haplogroup Genetic history of the Iberian Peninsula Genetic history of Italy Human evolution Genetics

Biogeographical Evidence for the Iberian Origins of R1b-L278 via Haplotype Aggregation Michael R. Maglio Abstract The status on the roots of haplogroup R1b remains split between an Iberian origin prior to the Last GlaciaAdd to Reading List