Eurogenes Blog

Three important manuscripts appeared recently at bioRxiv , mostly dealing with the origins and expansions of proto-Germanic and proto-Indo-E...

I just emailed this to the authors of High-resolution genomic ancestry reveals mobility in early medieval Europe , a new preprint at bioRxiv...

A new preprint at bioRxiv by Kerdoncuff et al. makes the following, somewhat surprising, claim: One of the individuals, referred to Sara...

If, like Iosif Lazaridis, you subscribe to the idea that the Yamnaya people carry early Anatolian farmer-related admixture that spread into ...

It's always amusing to see some random Jovan or Dimitar arguing online that Slavic speakers have been in the Balkans since at least the ...

The ancIBD method paper from the David Reich Lab was just published in Nature (open access here ). It's a very useful effort, but the a...

A few weeks ago bioRxiv published two preprints on the Seima-Turbino Phenomenon (see here and here ). I can't say much about these m...

When used properly, Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is an extraordinarily powerful tool and one of the best ways to study fine-scale gene...

Here's an abstract of a new study from the David Reich Lab about ancient Slavs, titled "Genetic identification of Slavs in Migratio...

The scientists at the David Reich Lab are a clever bunch. But they're not always on top of things. And this can be a problem. For ins...