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Sequence variation of mitochondrial DNA control region in North Central Venezuela by Castro de Guerra, D, Figuera Pérez, C, Bravi, C.M, Saunier, J, Scheible, M, Irwin, J, Coble, M.D, Rodríguez-Larralde, A

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Identification of the geographic origins of people buried in the cemetery of the Salesian Mission of Tierra del Fuego through the analyses of mtDNA and stable isotopes by Motti, J.M.B, Winingear, S., Valenzuela, L.O., Nieves-Colón, M.A., Harkins, K.M., García Laborde, P., Bravi, C.M., Guichón, R.A., Stone, A.C.

“…•Contact and colonialism have changed lifestyles worldwide.•We analyzed the treatment of the dead in a 19th Century Missionary cemetery.•We report the first…”
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Technical note: A method for assignment of the weight of characters by Muzzio, M., Muzzio, J.C., Bravi, C.M., Bailliet, G.

“…The weight of characters is a crucial step in different population analyses. We propose a new formula to facilitate this while establishing a scale that…”
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African matrilineages in American Creole cattle: evidence of two independent continental sources by Lirón, J.P, Bravi, C.M, Mirol, P.M, Peral-García, P, Giovambattista, G

“…In order to clarify the historical origin and phylogeographic affinities of Creole cattle matrilineages throughout the American continent, we analysed…”
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Genealogical surveys show a high rate of non-paternal surname transmission with regional differences in Argentina by Muzzio, M, Motti, J M B, Chiarullo, S M, Bravi, C M, Bailliet, G

“…Surnames are a vertically transmitted cultural trait that in Argentina follows the paternal line of descent when the paternity is known. There was a lack of…”
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Comparison of Y-chromosome haplogroup frequencies in eight Provinces of Argentina by Ramallo, V., Mucci, J.M., García, A., Muzzio, M., Motti, J.M.B., Santos, M.R., Pérez, M.E., Alfaro, E.L., Dipierri, J.E., Demarchi, D.A., Bravi, C.M., Bailliet, G.

“…Y-chromosome haplogroups constructed from SNP markers of Y-specific regions have been largely used in population genetic trials. These data might also be…”
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The genetic composition of Argentina prior to the massive immigration era: Insights from matrilineages of extant criollos in central-western Argentina by Motti, J.M.B., Rodenak, B., Muzzio, M., Ramallo, V., Santos, M.R., Castro, C., Alfaro, E.L., Dipierri, J.E., Scheible, M., Saunier, J.L., Irwin, J.A., Coble, M.D., Bailliet, G., Bravi, C.M.

“…Massive transatlantic immigration starting in 1860 significantly modified the human genetic landscape of Argentina. In an attempt to analyze the genetic…”
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An homoplasmic large deletion in mtDNA Control Region: Case report by Motti, J.M.B., Alfaro, E.L., Dipierri, J.E., Muzzio, M., Ramallo, V., Santos, M.R., Irwin, J.A., Scheible, M., Saunier, J.L., Coble, M.D., Bailliet, G., Bravi, C.M.

“…We report a new case of a large, homoplasmic Control Region deletion in human mitochondrial DNA. A missing 154 bp fragment spanning positions 16154–16307 was…”
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