Geographical, linguistic, and cultural influences on genetic diversity: Y-chromosomal distribution in Northern European populations.
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C. Tyler-Smith | M. Hurles | T. Zerjal | V. Kučinskas | G. Beckman | L. Beckman | A. Krūmiņa | A. Mikelsaar | C Tyler-Smith | T Zerjal | M E Hurles | G Beckman | L Beckman | A Krumina | V Kucinskas | A V Mikelsaar
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