Nuclear Genetic Diversity in Human Lice (Pediculus humanus) Reveals Continental Differences and High Inbreeding among Worldwide Populations

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RT @je_light: David Reed's talk focused primarily on microsatellites, work led by Marine Ascunce (https://t.co/qOYot6gGuT). what about whol…

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David Reed's talk focused primarily on microsatellites, work led by Marine Ascunce (https://t.co/qOYot6gGuT). what about whole genomic data? What can those data tell us about lice on archaic hominins? Aida Miro-Herrans @AidaTMiro will tell us #icp6brno

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Lice may be Evidence of EXTINCTION and MACROEVOLUTION c150 ka https://t.co/gRFAOqAjG4 Fig. http://t.co/hzeCFcbeFc http://t.co/AtvtzrgEXl

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Nuclear Genetic Diversity in Human Lice (Pediculus humanus) Reveals Continental Differences (...) http://t.co/7gB6cpECBR #Evolution

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