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The man from down under : ancient DNA strikes at 'out-of-Africa' theory
Record no:
33824
Call no:
RP24378
Author:
Dayton, Leigh
Citation:
NEW SCIENTIST. 2001 no.2273 : p. 6 ; also copy held as part of RP19243;
Subject:
Human evolution
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Human remains (Archaeology) - New South Wales
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Australian Aborigines - Prehistory
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Lake Mungo (N.S.W.)
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Willandra Lakes Region (N.S.W.)
;
DNA
;
Thorne, A. G.
;
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