Natural selection shaped regional mtDNA variation in humans
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Marty C. Brandon | A. Clark | R. Sukernik | D. Wallace | V. Macaulay | D. Mishmar | E. Ruiz-Pesini | P. Golik | S. Hosseini | M. Brandon | Kirk A Easley | Estella Chen | Michael D. Brown | A. Olckers | E. Chen | A. Clark | A. Clark | E. Ruiz‐Pesini
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