Southeast Asian mitochondrial DNA analysis reveals genetic continuity of ancient mongoloid migrations.

Southeast Asian mitochondrial DNA analysis reveals genetic continuity of ancient mongoloid migrations.
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1992
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3.3
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S. Ballinger;T. Schurr;A. Torroni;Y. Gan;J. A. Hodge;K. Hassan;K. H. Chen;Douglas C. Wallace
S. Ballinger;T. Schurr;A. Torroni;Y. Gan;J. A. Hodge;K. Hassan;K. H. Chen;Douglas C. Wallace
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生物学2区
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S. Ballinger;T. Schurr;A. Torroni;Y. Gan;J. A. Hodge;K. Hassan;K. H. Chen;Douglas C. Wallace

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