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| Vol 53, No 2 (2025) | The Peopling of Mongolia by Homo sapiens denisovan | Abstract PDF (Eng) similar documents |
| A. P. Derevianko | ||
| "... the Iranian Highland, settled in Central Asia, where its mixture with local Central Asiatic H. erectus ..." | ||
| Vol 52, No 4 (2024) | The Peopling of Tajikistan by Homo sapiens denisovan | Abstract PDF (Eng) similar documents |
| A. P. Derevianko | ||
| "... morphological and genetic evolution of H. s. denisovan in Iran, following the split of the ancestral taxon ..." | ||
| Vol 53, No 1 (2025) | The Peopling of Uzbekistan by Homo sapiens Denisovan | Abstract PDF (Eng) similar documents |
| A. P. Derevianko | ||
| "... to Europe, where a new taxon, H. s. neanderthalensis, emerged 200–150 ka BP. Others had migrated to Central ..." | ||
| Vol 53, No 4 (2025) | The Dispersal of Denisovans and Neanderthals in China | Abstract similar documents |
| A. P. Derevianko | ||
| "... The initial peopling of China by H. erectus occurred ~1.7 Ma BP, maybe even earlier. Despite ..." | ||
| Vol 52, No 3 (2024) | The Origin of H. s. denisovan and Their Dispersal Across Iran | Abstract PDF (Eng) similar documents |
| A. P. Derevianko | ||
| "... from both anatomically modern humans and Neanderthals. This new taxon was termed H. s. denisovan ..." | ||
| Vol 51, No 1 (2023) | Findings from the Paleolithic Studies in Siberia | Abstract PDF (Eng) similar documents |
| A. P. Derevianko | ||
| "... dates of the initial peopling of Siberia and a new taxon, H. s. altaiensis, which is associated with one ..." | ||
| Vol 53, No 3 (2025) | The Origin of Anatomically Modern Humans in China | Abstract PDF (Eng) similar documents |
| A. P. Derevianko | ||
| "... this hypothesis is that a new taxon, Denisovan (informally H. s. denisovan), was established on the basis ..." | ||
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