Rapid coastal spread of First Americans: Novel insights from South America's Southern Cone mitochondrial genomes
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Hans-Jürgen Bandelt | Walther Parson | Antonio Salas | Martin Bodner | Gabriela Huber | Bettina Zimmermann | Liane Fendt | Daniel Corach | H. Bandelt | A. Torroni | Ugo A Perego | A. Achilli | Norman Angerhofer | A. Olivieri | A. Salas | S. Woodward | W. Parson | M. Bodner | D. Corach | A. Gómez-Carballa | H. Lancioni | B. Zimmermann | Anna Olivieri | Antonio Torroni | Scott R Woodward | Alessandro Achilli | Alberto Gómez-Carballa | Norman Angerhofer | Alexander W. Röck | Gabriela E Huber | Alexander W Röck | Hovirag Lancioni | Maria Cecilia Bobillo | Liane Fendt | M. C. Bobillo | Anna Olivieri | Martin Bodner | U. Perego
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