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1“... people was the most exciting find at the site – a very early occupation of so-called “Paleoindian” people...”
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2“... of the late Middle Paleolithic in Siberia, Upper Paleolithic sites in Northeastern Siberia, and Paleoindian...”
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3Published 2022“..., and Joshua D. Kapp -- Analytical and interpretive challenges posed by Late Paleoindian activity areas...”
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4Published 2022“..., and Joshua D. Kapp -- Analytical and interpretive challenges posed by Late Paleoindian activity areas...”
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5Published in Paléo. Supplément (1995)“... Asian Cultures can be demonstrated to be ancestral to American Paleoindian cultures. Les plus anciens...”
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6“.... in press. - Update of equids in Paleoindian times, in MASHKOUR M. (ed.), Equids in Time and Space. Oxbow...”
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7“.... in press. - Update of equids in Paleoindian times, in MASHKOUR M. (ed.), Equids in Time and Space. Oxbow...”
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8by Elena B. Starikovskaya, Natalia V. Volodko, Eduardo Ruiz-pesini, Antonio Torroni, Michael D. Brown, Marie T. Lott, Seyed H. Hosseini, Kirsi Huoponen, Douglas C. Wallace“... and northern Siberia belonged to a common gene pool of the Siberian progenitors of Paleoindians. Moreover...”
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9by Starikovskaya, Elena B., Sukernik, Rem I., Derbeneva, Olga A., Volodko, Natalia V., Ruiz-Pesini, Eduardo, Torroni, Antonio, Brown, Michael D., Lott, Marie T., Hosseini, Seyed H., Huoponen, Kirsi, Wallace, Douglas C.“... and northern Siberia belonged to a common gene pool of the Siberian progenitors of Paleoindians. Moreover...”
Published in Annals of Human Genetics (2005)
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10by STARIKOVSKAYA EB, SUKERNIK RI, DERBENEVA OA, VOLODKO NV, RUIZ PESINI E, BROWN MD, LOTT MT, HOSSEINI SH, HUOPONEN K, WALLACE DC, TORRONI, ANTONIO“... and northern Siberia belonged to a common gene pool of the Siberian progenitors of Paleoindians. Moreover...”
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11by Starikovskaya, Elena B., Sukernik, Rem I., Derbeneva, Olga A., Volodko, Natalia V., Ruiz‐Pesini, Eduardo, Torroni, Antonio, Brown, Michael D., Lott, Marie T., Hosseini, Seyed H., Huoponen, Kirsi, Wallace, Douglas C.“... of Paleoindians. Moreover, lineage B1, which is the most closely related to the American B2, occurred...”
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12“... Bridge Theory is one of the most widely supported theories explaining how Paleoindians came to inhabit...”
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13“... Bridge Theory is one of the most widely supported theories explaining how Paleoindians came to inhabit...”
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14“... Bridge Theory is one of the most widely supported theories explaining how Paleoindians came to inhabit...”
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15“... Bridge Theory is one of the most widely supported theories explaining how Paleoindians came to inhabit...”
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16“... Bridge Theory is one of the most widely supported theories explaining how Paleoindians came to inhabit...”
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17“... Bridge Theory is one of the most widely supported theories explaining how Paleoindians came to inhabit...”
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18“... Bridge Theory is one of the most widely supported theories explaining how Paleoindians came to inhabit...”
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19“... Bridge Theory is one of the most widely supported theories explaining how Paleoindians came to inhabit...”
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20“... Bridge Theory is one of the most widely supported theories explaining how Paleoindians came to inhabit...”
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