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Minju Kim

Stony Brook University

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Fine-scale human population structure in southern Africa reflects ecogeographic boundaries

Caitlin Uren, Minju Kim, Alicia R. Martin, Dean Bobo, Christopher R. Gignoux, Paul D. van Helden, Marlo Möller, Eileen Garner Hoal, Brenna M. Henn

The paper uses genome-wide data to reveal fine-scale population structure in southern Africa, showing that KhoeSan groups' ancestry is shaped by geography and ecology rather than language or subsistence.

Genetics · Jul 29, 2016Peer-reviewedGenetics