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Southeast Asian Migrations, Indians and Tai
• July 23, 2011
• 2,800 Words • 8 Comments
If you have not read my post "To the antipode of Asia", this might be a good time to do so if you are unfamiliar with the history, prehistory, and ethnography of mainland Southeast Asia. In this post I will focus on mainland Southeast Asia, and how it relates implicitly to India and China genetically,... Read More
To the Antipode of Asia
• July 18, 2011
• 2,000 Words • 23 Comments
Markers show populations sampled by HUGO Pan-Asian SNP Consortium The Pith: Southeast Asia was settled by a series of distinct peoples. The pattern of settlement can be discerned in part by examination of patterns of genetic variation. It seems likely that Austro-Asiatic populations were dominant across the western half of Indonesia before the arrival of... Read More
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"I have degrees in biology and biochemistry, a passion for genetics, history, and philosophy, and shrimp is my favorite food. If you want to know more, see the links at http://www.razib.com"