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L3 basic lineages migrated back to Africa, new human origin model, Cabrera 2018
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Jm8: [QB] Edit/to clarify part of my first post: As I should have written/added (in my commentary) One other (seemingly important) observation is that the (OOA) ancestry/origin (apparently all or the the vast majority) in modern Eurasians dates from the approximately 70 ka BC wave (the second major wave) of migration of modern humans from Africa, and not from an earlier one dating to 125 ka BC ., as the authors seem to suggest (which instead seems to have left little to no legacy in modern Eurasians overall). Much less (it would seems to me) would said earlier migration (with generally little to no autosomal legacy) be likely to be the source of such major/dominant modern Eurasian uni-parental lineages (as the paper discuses)—particularly when concerning the maternal lineages ancestral to all/nearly all those of living Eurasian populations. The divergence and expansion of L3 (around 70,000 years ago) is associated with the expansion of (a segment/subgroup of modern humans in Africa) the ancestors of non-African modern humans out of Eastern Africa into Eurasia (which also occurred around 70,000 years ago), and also with a similar expansion within Africa/to other parts of Africa from the East of the continent [/QB][/QUOTE]
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