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Svante Paabo:人體內之尼安德塔人基因線索

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遺傳學家Svante Paabo分享規模遍及全球的研究成果,並說明早期人類在離開非洲後和尼安德塔人交配的DNA證據(是的,大部份的我們有尼安德塔人的DNA)。他也說明由一塊幼兒指頭小小殘骸如何足以辨識出一個前未發現的新人種。

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 Chinese, Traditional by Joan Liu
Reviewed by Resa CC
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