Genetic analyses from ancient DNA.
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S. Pääbo | N. Rohland | D. Serre | M. Hofreiter | J. Krause | L. Vigilant | H. Poinar | V. Jaenicke-Després | J. Hebler | M. Kuch | V. Jaenicke-Després | Juliane Hebler
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