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Svante Pääbo: Indicii ADN către neanderthalianul din noi

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Împărtășind rezultatele unui studiu mondial imens, geneticianul Svante Pääbo prezintă dovada genetică a faptului că oamenii timpurii s-au împerecheat cu oamenii de Neanderthal după ce au părăsit Africa. (Da, mulți dintre noi avem ADN neanderthalian.) El arată de asemenea cum a un mic fragment de os dintr-un deget de bebeluș a fost suficient ca să fie descoperită o întreagă altă specie humanoidă.

Svante Pääbo explores human genetic evolution by analyzing DNA extracted from ancient sources, including mummies, an Ice Age hunter and the bone fragments of Neanderthals. Full bio »

Translated into Romanian by Antoniu Gugu
Reviewed by Ariana Bleau Lugo
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