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It does works very well. This one is from the recent Yana paper:
Clovis_LP
Malta_UP 0.31 ±0.03
DevilsCave_N 0.69 ±0.03
chisq: 5.56
pval: 0.696
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Kostenki skull. Look at the rectangular orbits of this motherfucker, Mesolithic Europeans look like wimps compared to him.
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Yeah. Its tooth structure is much closer to even Mesolithic Europeans than to Eastern Eurasians, which makes genetic sense despite its geography. Its insane that Europid populations were living so close to Alaska and the Canadian Yukon 30,000+ years ago. This year, they found evidence that human made tools existed in the Americas around 33,000 years ago. They can't have been made by Paleo-Amerind, since Amerind is not a population outliner (a descrite race) that existed around 33,000 years ago, but a biracial product of ANE (Q1) mixing with NE Asians that developed sinodonty (B2, D4, C, A2, with possibly west eurasian X2) around 23,000 years ago. I don't think Austromelanesians lived in N. Americas at that time due to Palaeolithic technology in Sundaland and Aussieland being too primitive for such long distance voyage to the Americans. Ancient North Siberians could have reach the Americas 33,000 despite Beringian Ice sheets blocking the passage, by using rafts along the icy but kelp rich coasts.
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