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Nathan Nakatsuka1,2, Brian Holguin3, Jakob Sedig4

  • 1Department of Genetics, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. Nathan_nakatsuka@hms.harvard.edu.

Nature
|November 22, 2023
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古代のDNAは カリフォルニアの 長期の遺伝的連続性を明らかにし 古代のチャネル島民と現代のチャマッシュを 結びつけています 約 5,200 年 前 に メキシコ から 北 へ 移住 し た 人 たち から,ウト・アツテカ 語 が 広まっ た の でしょ う.

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