While the Han Chinese (left) don’t show genetic contributions from Denisovans, Australian Aborigines (right) do. BLACKRED/ISTOCKPHOTO; GARY RADLER/ISTOCKPHOTO
Asia takes a bow
Often overlooked as a geographic player in human evolution, Asia has stepped into the scientific spotlight. New comparisons of ancient and modern DNA indicate that Stone Age humans migrated to Asia in two stages.
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