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	University of Khartoum The area known today as Sudan may have been the scene of pivotal human evolutionary events, both as a corridor for ancient and modern migrations, as well as the venue of crucial past cultural evolu Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-03-11 12:03:42 Open Document File Size: 19,11 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Borgu / Copts / Nilotics / Niger-Congo / Beja / Arabs / Masalit / Hausa / Fur / Haplogroup / / Continent Asia / Europe / / Country Sudan / / Facility University of Khartoum / University of Khartoum ETD PDF / To shed / Sudan National Museum / / IndustryTerm ethnic / / NaturalFeature Nile Valley / / Organization University of Khartoum / University of Khartoum ETD PDF / / Region North Africa / central Africa / / Technology PDF / / SocialTag Recent single origin hypothesis Biology Population genetics DNA Human Y-chromosome DNA haplogroup Haplogroup Nilotic peoples Macro-haplogroup L Ancient DNA Genetics

University of Khartoum The area known today as Sudan may have been the scene of pivotal human evolutionary events, both as a corridor for ancient and modern migrations, as well as the venue of crucial past cultural evoluAdd to Reading List