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English: Genomic transitions in parallel with cultural transitions in pre- and protohistoric Japan:
The Jomon had a very unique genetic profile due to strong genetic drift and a long-term isolation in the Japanese archipelago. The rice cultivation was brought by the people who had Northeast Asian ancestry (represented by WLR_BA_o and HMMH_MN) in the Yayoi period. An additional wave of migration brought widespread East Asian ancestry (represented by Han) to the archipelago in the Kofun period. Since then, this tripartite ancestry structure has been maintained in the archipelago and become the genetic foundation of modern Japanese. |
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| Source | https://www.science.org/doi/full/10.1126/sciadv.abh2419?_ga=2.23285178.1281869030.1632142953-768262736.1612443012 |
| Author | NIALL P. COOKE, VALERIA MATTIANGELI, LARA M. CASSIDY, KENJI OKAZAKI, CAROLINE A. STOKES, SHIN ONBE, SATOSHI HATAKEYAMA, KENICHI MACHIDA, KENJI KASAI, NAOTO TOMIOKA, AKIHIKO MATSUMOTO, MASAFUMI ITO, YOSHITAKA KOJIMA, DANIEL G. BRADLEY, TAKASHI GAKUHARI, AND SHIGEKI NAKAGOME |
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