Genes, Fossils, and Behaviour: An Integrated Approach to Human Evolution

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Peter Donnelly, Robert Foley
IOS Press, 2001 - Всего страниц: 246
While the basic pattern of hominid evolution is well documented, the recent evolutionary history of homo sapiens is less clear. Application of molecular genetics techniques has great potential for resolving issues over this period, but as the complexity of such data increases, the quantitative methods used for its analysis are becoming more important. This phase is also one of the richest for biological and behavioural evidence derived from both fossils and archaeology. The book will contain expository and state-of-the-art research contributions from experts in these diverse areas, covering data and its interpretation, and experimental and analytical techniques.
 

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Preface Peter Donnelly and Robert A Foley
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when and where do they fit?
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Genome versus population understanding in human genetic studies
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Genetic variances within and between human groups Guido Barbujani
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Modern human origins in light of the nuclear DNA diversity in world
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HLA polymorphism and human evolution Naoyuki Takahata
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a review Mark Stoneking
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On detecting ancient admixture Magnus Nordborg
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Ancestral inference from gene trees R C Griffiths
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Genetic evolution in South Indian populations L B Jorde
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Estimating the contribution of Palaeolithic and Neolithic groups to
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a template for human evolution?
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The anthropological demographic and ecological context of human
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Author Index
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