Genetic substrates in Afro-Asiatic language speaking populations

Dec 9, 2013
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What follows is a collection of factual observations about the population genetics of Afro-Asiatic language family speakers and populations in some ways related to or distinct from them, and some analysis of those facts. It is a work in progress towards making sense of the hard to fit together puzzle pieces of a complex linguistic family’s origins.

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