Ancient DNA solves 150-year mystery of Europe’s extinct giant crane
Ancient DNA from 18 fossil bones shows that the extinct giant crane Grus primigenia was actually larger individuals of the...
Gabrielle Wells is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Ancient DNA coverage.
Ancient DNA from 18 fossil bones shows that the extinct giant crane Grus primigenia was actually larger individuals of the...
Newly described cub skeletons from caves in the Czech Republic and Belgium show that cave bears developed faster than brown...
A new global assessment shows sedimentary ancient DNA can reconstruct island ecosystem histories in unprecedented detail, from Norse sheep introductions...
Sedimentary ancient DNA from nine Siberian and Alaskan lakes shows that Arctic plant communities shifted from facilitation to competition as...
Ancient DNA from unidentifiable bone fragments in Denisova Cave has revealed a previously unknown extinct bovine species related to yaks...
New ancient genomes from Early Medieval Finland reveal nearly a thousand years of inland genetic continuity, a dramatic Scandinavian-driven shift...
Scientists used sedimentary ancient DNA from Crawford Lake to reconstruct 1,000 years of ecological change and human activity, revealing Indigenous...
Analysing ancient DNA of over 500 mammoth bones, an international team of researchers found that Ice Age humans selectively targeted...
In a groundbreaking study published in Nature Human Behaviour, an international team of geneticists and historians has unveiled new insights...
The exploration of medieval genetic heritage has taken a significant leap through an interdisciplinary collaboration involving the ATLAS Research Group...
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