Eurogenes Blog

There's an interesting and very thorough preprint at bioRxiv looking at the genomic structure of Kets, the last nomadic hunter-gathere...

Of course, Mongolians never made it to Finland or even Northern Russia (Kargopol area) where these Russian samples are from. How did this cr...

When, and how exactly, did ANI become ANE? I didn't get the memo. The geographical distribution of the dark green component (ASI or An...

The Estonian Biocentre has uploaded a new dataset from a forthcoming paper on the population structure of Slavs. It includes Latvians, Slov...

In the debate over the location of the Proto-Indo-European urheimat , Colin Renfrew's Anatolian hypothesis is usually mentioned as the ...

I was curious how the Bronze Age steppe and Corded Ware genomes from the Rise dataset would behave in Principal Component Analyses (PCA) alo...

Here's a useful R1b phylogenetic tree that was posted recently at the R1b-M269 (P312- U106-) DNA Project site. If these results ar...

A couple of years ago Moorjani et al. concluded that present-day Georgians of the Transcaucasus were the best available proxy for the ancie...

I haven't read this properly yet, but the results appear to be very similar to those I obtained with some of the same ancient genomes (s...

Thanks to recent advances in ancient genomics there's very little doubt now that the Pontic-Caspian Steppe was the source of massive pop...