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[QUOTE]Originally posted by xyyman: [QB] Here is another one. I need to be paid for this shyte. Here the author is assuming SHARED IBD between Africans and Neanderthals/Denisovan is due to interbreeding but it is not. It is shared ancestry WITHIN Africa Before modern humans left Africa. Pay me a dollar…..? --- IBD Sharing between Africans, Neandertals, and Denisovans. - Povysil G Abstract Interbreeding between ancestors of humans and other hominins outside of Africa has been studied intensively, while their common history [b]within Africa still lacks proper attention.[/b] However, shedding light on human evolution in this time period about which little is known, is essential for understanding subsequent events outside of Africa. We investigate the genetic relationships of humans, Neandertals, and Denisovans by identifying very short DNA segments in the 1000 Genomes Phase 3 data that these hominins share identical by descent (IBD). By [b]focusing on low frequency and rare variants, we identify very short IBD segments with high confidence. [/b]These segments reveal events from a very distant past because shorter IBD segments are presumably older than longer ones. We extracted[b] two types of very old IBD segments that are not only shared among humans, but also with Neandertals and/or Denisovans.[/b] The first type contains longer segments that are [b]found primarily in Asians and Europeans where more segments are found in South Asians than in East Asians for both Neandertal and Denisovan. [/b]These longer segments indicate complex admixture events outside of Africa. The second type consists of [b]shorter segments that are shared mainly by Africans and therefore may indicate events involving ancestors of humans and other ancient hominins within Africa[/b]. Our results from the autosomes are [b]further supported by an analysis of chromosome X[/b], on which segments that are shared by [b]Africans and match the Neandertal and/or Denisovan genome were even more prominent[/b]. Our results indicate that interbreeding with other hominins was a common feature of human evolution starting already [b]long before ancestors of modern humans left Africa.[/b] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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