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    1. March 5th 2013, 12:29 AM #1
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      Fraternisation ...

      An interesting little article on the intermingling of homo~. I'd love to see that diagram.
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      Re: Fraternisation ...

      Quote Originally posted by biribiri View Post
      I'd love to see that diagram.
      A bit like a coach's diagram for the next football move?

      This kind of possibility really opened up when they recovered Neanderthal DNA. Suddenly researchers could do the kinds of studies that are done in forensic science for detecting kinship, although I suspect this research is somewhat more complicated.

      I gather these folk need to know both their genetics and their statistics. The earlier humans and Neanderthals needed to know neither - lucky sods.
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      Re: Fraternisation ...

      Quote Originally posted by wattsr1 View Post
      I gather these folk need to know both their genetics and their statistics.
      It is not a coincidence that David Reich's longtime, close collaborator is a statistician.
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      Re: Fraternisation ...

      I saw this movie 30 years ago.
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