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Peopling of the Americas: A new approach to assessing dental morphological variation in Asian and Native American populations.

George Richard ScottDavid NavegaTatiana Vlemincq-MendietaLaresa L DernDennis H O'RourkeLeslea J HluskoJohn F Hoffecker
Published in: American journal of biological anthropology (2023)
All Native American groups have a similar degree of morphological affinity to East Asia, as 10%-15% are classified as East Asian. East Asians are classified as Native American in 30% of cases. Individuals in the Western Hemisphere are decreasingly classified as Arctic the farther south they are located. Equivalent levels of classification as East Asian across all Native American groups suggests one divergence between East Asians and the population ancestral to all Native Americans. Non-arctic Native American groups are derived from the Arctic population, which represents the Native American founder group.
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