Palaeogenomics of Upper Palaeolithic to Neolithic European hunter-gatherers

L. Pagani | K. Harvati | J. Krause | G. Clark | C. Wissing | J. van der Plicht | K. Wehrberger | N. Conard | C. Posth | R. Schmitz | S. Talamo | A. Khokhlov | W. Haak | S. Benazzi | H. Bocherens | C. Scheib | M. Lari | D. Caramelli | Kathrin Nägele | Rita Radzevičiūtė | Harald Ringbauer | V. Moiseyev | K. Mannermaa | F. Valentin | E. Bortolini | R. Jankauskas | T. Terberger | M. G. González Morales | L. Straus | C. Thevenet | D. Grigorescu | H. Rougier | I. Crevecoeur | P. Semal | Christophe Cupillard | D. Drucker | J. Svoboda | A. Gómez‐Olivencia | G. Merceron | A. Zazzo | A. Rohrlach | M. Julien | S. Vai | B. López | A. Stoessel | M. Rué | B. Maureille | Pierre Bodu | S. Villotte | Laurent Klaric | A. Buzhilova | R. Schulting | F. Boschin | A. B. Marín‐Arroyo | L. Sìneo | G. Catalano | Olivier Bignon-Lau | He Yu | C. Polet | V. Sparacello | P. Bayle | Gregorio Oxilia | M. Romandini | Friedrich Lüth | Yilei Huang | Sandra Sázelová | Henny Piezonka | E. Starnini | R. Tukhbatova | A. Chizhevsky | S. Madelaine | Vanessa Villalba-Mouco | Isaac Rufí | J. Soler | H. Fewlass | Justina Kozakaitė | S. Shnaider | D. Bobak | M. Połtowicz-Bobak | E. Bocaege | Laure Pecqueur | Richard Cottiaux | S. Feine | Jean-Guillaume Bordes | E. Altena | T. Schüler | Tiago P. Ferraz | G. Garcia | AB Rohrlach | Michel Orliac | Franz Schopper | Borja González-Rabanal | Natalia Berezina | A. Morala | P. Storm | Neus Coromina | Laurent Crépin | L. Amkreutz | Bettina Jungklaus | Mona Le Luyer | A. Suvorov | Silvia Renhart | Dorothea Talaa | Magdalena Gómez-Puche | J. F. de Pablo | J. Kabaciński | S. Ricci | I. Jadin | Jean-Baptiste Caverne | Tina Saupe | Carmen Alonso-Llamazares | Grégory Debout | Nicolas Cauwe | Ayshin Ghalichi | A. Ronchitelli | A. Kotula | C. Hoffmann | Alessandra Modi | H. Piezonka | Bénédicte Souffi | M. A. Esquembre-Bebia | Foni Le Brun-Ricalens | Jean-Michel Leuvrey | Coralie Bay Garcia | T. Filimonova | Javier Fernández-López de Pablo | L. Smits | Hartmut Benthien | C. Wissing | Tiago Ferraz | Priscilla Bayle | Luca Pagani | Helen Fewlass | Belén López | Joaquim Soler | Martina Lari | Svetlana Shnaider | Svetlana V. Shnaider

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