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English: An Eurasian-wide genetic PCA centered on Central Asians:
Principal component analysis of the modern and ancient Eurasians. A total of 1,372 ancient individuals are projected onto the first two principal components defined by modern Eurasian populations. (A) Mesolithic to Eneolithic Age, (B) Pre-Bronze to Bronze Age, (C) Iron Age and (D) Historical Era individuals were shown. |
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| Source | https://academic.oup.com/mbe/article/39/9/msac179/6675590?login=false |
| Author | Shan-Shan Dai et al. 2022 |
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