2021
DOI: 10.1101/2021.07.13.452067
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Climate and mountains shaped human ancestral genetic lineages

Abstract: Extensive sequencing of modern and ancient human genomes has revealed that contemporary populations can be explained as the result of recent mixing of a few distinct ancestral genetic lineages1. But the small number of aDNA samples that predate the Last Glacial Maximum means that the origins of these lineages are not well understood. Here, we circumvent the limited sampling by modelling explicitly the effect of climatic changes and terrain on population demography and migrations through time and space, and sho… Show more

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“…This IFC was an ecologically viable passage to humans only about 15-13 ka BP ( Heintzman et al, 2016 ; Pedersen et al, 2016 ; Margold et al, 2019 ). However, alternative routes were possible, such as the scenario in which the earliest migrants arrived through a Pacific coastal corridor (PCC) at least between 17-15 ka BP, which currently stands as the most likely based on current evidence (Figure 1) ( Fagundes et al , 2008 ; Perego et al , 2009; Menounos et al, 2017 ; Lesnek et al, 2018 ; Darvill et al, 2018 ; Delser et al, 2021 ). It is important to note that both pathways are not mutually exclusive, and so theoretically, both could have been used (Potter et al , 2018), albeit, if so, at quite different times.…”
Section: On the Way To A New Hemispherementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This IFC was an ecologically viable passage to humans only about 15-13 ka BP ( Heintzman et al, 2016 ; Pedersen et al, 2016 ; Margold et al, 2019 ). However, alternative routes were possible, such as the scenario in which the earliest migrants arrived through a Pacific coastal corridor (PCC) at least between 17-15 ka BP, which currently stands as the most likely based on current evidence (Figure 1) ( Fagundes et al , 2008 ; Perego et al , 2009; Menounos et al, 2017 ; Lesnek et al, 2018 ; Darvill et al, 2018 ; Delser et al, 2021 ). It is important to note that both pathways are not mutually exclusive, and so theoretically, both could have been used (Potter et al , 2018), albeit, if so, at quite different times.…”
Section: On the Way To A New Hemispherementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Todavia, durante o UMG a entrada por via terrestre nas Américas a partir da Beríngia estava bloqueada por geleiras continentais, as quais à época ocupavam todo o norte da América do Norte (MELTZER, 2009), o que não necessariamente impedia a entrada por rotas alternativas. Uma dessas possibilidades alternativas é a entrada pela chamada rota da costa do Pacífico 20 , através da qual teria sido possível migrar para a América do Norte a partir de ~17.000 a 15.000 AP (FAGUNDES et al, 2008;PEREGO et al, 2009;MENOUNOS et al, 2017;DARVILL et al, 2018;LESNEK et al, 2018;DELSER et al, 2021), em oposição a hipótese de uma entrada mais tardia por um corredor livre de gelo formado ao longo das Montanhas Rochosas, que passava pela divisão entre duas geleiras continentais 21 e que permitia a passagem até o interior da América do Norte (PEREGO et al, 2009;POTTER et al, 2018). Entretanto esta rota pode não ter sido viável até 15.000-13.000 AP (HEINTZMAN et al, 2016;PEDERSEN et al, 2016;MARGOLD et al, 2019), sendo que o registro da presença humana mais antiga na região onde o corredor foi formado é datado em ~12.350 AP (DRIVER et al, 1996).…”
Section: Origem Dos Povos Nativos Americanosunclassified
“…Ambas as estimativas de divergência são incompatíveis com o modelo Clovis Primeiro; no entanto, estão alinhadas com as datações de sítios pré-Clovis (DILLEHAY et al, 2008(DILLEHAY et al, , 2015. Além disso, análises recentes indicam que a entrada na América do sul teria ocorrido entre ~15.500-14.600 AP e que o continente americano estaria totalmente colonizado a 13.200 AP (PRATES; POLITIS; PEREZ, 2020;DELSER et al, 2021).…”
Section: Cronologia E Contexto Do Povoamento Inicialunclassified
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