Tarim Mummies DNA, Ancient North Eurasian Origins Explained
New DNA evidence shows the Tarim Basin mummies were not steppe migrants, but a deeply local Ancient North Eurasian population with unique ancestry.
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New DNA evidence shows the Tarim Basin mummies were not steppe migrants, but a deeply local Ancient North Eurasian population with unique ancestry.
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