Reconciling migration models to the Americas with the variation of North American native mitogenomes
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R. J. Herrera | D. Labuda | A. Torroni | Ugo A Perego | A. Achilli | Norman Angerhofer | A. Olivieri | O. Semino | S. Woodward | R. Malhi | V. Grugni | J. Cybulski | V. Battaglia | H. Lancioni | D. G. Smith | F. Gandini | B. Hooshiar Kashani | Mary P Rogers | Anna Olivieri | Francesca Gandini | U. Perego
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