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Latest comment: 4 years ago by Killswitchwp in topic Ancient DNA

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“Eva Fernández Domínguez extracted samples of mitochondrial DNA from human bones from Tell Halula as part of the studies for her PhD thesis accepted at the University of Barcelona in 2005. The methodology used was later superseded, so a first publication of the results in 2008 was corrected in a subsequent publication in 2014. In the latter publication the mtDNA haplogroups were given as U, R0, K, HV, H, N and L3.”

The subsequent methodology seems to have superseded by removing some of the original samples, including one of the only 7 for which they were able to get full HVR1 values, and replacing them with samples from an unrelated site. If I’m misreading something, I’d love to be properly informed. Killswitchwp (talk) 20:58, 6 November 2021 (UTC)Reply