On the Rat Trail in Near Oceania: Applying the Commensal Model to the Question of the Lapita Colonization
Presented here are the most recent results of our studies of Ratus exulans, one of the main commensal animals transported across the Pacific by Lapita peoples and their descendants. We sampled several locations in Near Oceania to determine distribution of R. exulans mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) haploty...
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