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Raíces sureñas para los mayas y el maíz que los alimentaba

Ann Gibbons

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    El ADN antiguo revela que los migrantes del sur probablemente ayudaron a la propagación de la agricultura temprana en toda América Central. Este hallazgo arroja luz sobre el movimiento de personas y las prácticas agrícolas en la región.

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