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Reconstructing the Deep Population History of Central and South America

Posth C, Nakatsuka N, Lazaridis I et al.

30415837 PubMed ID
72 Authors
11/15/2018 Published
64 Samples
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Chapter I

Publication Details

Comprehensive information about this research publication

Authors

PC
Posth C
NN
Nakatsuka N
LI
Lazaridis I
SP
Skoglund P
MS
Mallick S
LT
Lamnidis TC
RN
Rohland N
NK
Nägele K
AN
Adamski N
BE
Bertolini E
BN
Broomandkhoshbacht N
CA
Cooper A
CB
Culleton BJ
FT
Ferraz T
FM
Ferry M
FA
Furtwängler A
HW
Haak W
HK
Harkins K
HT
Harper TK
HT
Hünemeier T
LA
Lawson AM
LB
Llamas B
MM
Michel M
NE
Nelson E
OJ
Oppenheimer J
PN
Patterson N
SS
Schiffels S
SJ
Sedig J
SK
Stewardson K
TS
Talamo S
WC
Wang CC
HJ
Hublin JJ
HM
Hubbe M
HK
Harvati K
ND
Nuevo Delaunay A
BJ
Beier J
FM
Francken M
KP
Kaulicke P
RH
Reyes-Centeno H
RK
Rademaker K
TW
Trask WR
RM
Robinson M
GS
Gutierrez SM
PK
Prufer KM
SD
Salazar-García DC
CE
Chim EN
MP
Müller Plumm Gomes L
AM
Alves ML
LA
Liryo A
IM
Inglez M
OR
Oliveira RE
BD
Bernardo DV
BA
Barioni A
WV
Wesolowski V
SN
Scheifler NA
RM
Rivera MA
PC
Plens CR
MP
Messineo PG
FL
Figuti L
CD
Corach D
SC
Scabuzzo C
ES
Eggers S
DP
DeBlasis P
RM
Reindel M
MC
Méndez C
PG
Politis G
TE
Tomasto-Cagigao E
KD
Kennett DJ
SA
Strauss A
FL
Fehren-Schmitz L
KJ
Krause J
RD
Reich D
Chapter II

Abstract

Summary of the research findings

We report genome-wide ancient DNA from 49 individuals forming four parallel time transects in Belize, Brazil, the Central Andes, and the Southern Cone, each dating to at least ∼9,000 years ago. The common ancestral population radiated rapidly from just one of the two early branches that contributed to Native Americans today. We document two previously unappreciated streams of gene flow between North and South America. One affected the Central Andes by ∼4,200 years ago, while the other explains an affinity between the oldest North American genome associated with the Clovis culture and the oldest Central and South Americans from Chile, Brazil, and Belize. However, this was not the primary source for later South Americans, as the other ancient individuals derive from lineages without specific affinity to the Clovis-associated genome, suggesting a population replacement that began at least 9,000 years ago and was followed by substantial population continuity in multiple regions.

Chapter III

Ancient DNA Samples

64 ancient DNA samples referenced in this publication

64 Samples
Sample ID Date/Era Country Locality Sex mtDNA Y-DNA
I8350 7000 BCE Argentina Pampas. Laguna Chica M A2 Q-M3
I1748 5460 BCE Argentina Arroyo Seco II M C1c P-M45
I7090 5462 BCE Argentina Arroyo Seco II M C1c Q-M902
I7088 5620 BCE Argentina Arroyo Seco II F A2
I7086 5975 BCE Argentina Arroyo Seco II F D1g
I0309 5850 BCE Argentina Arroyo Seco II M D1 Q-M902
I0308 5620 BCE Argentina Arroyo Seco II M A2 Q-M3
I2230 7010 BCE Argentina Arroyo Seco II M C1b Q-Z781
I2232 6570 BCE Argentina Arroyo Seco II M C1b Q-L54
I8348 5010 BCE Argentina Pampas. Laguna Chica F B2b
I8349 4830 BCE Argentina Pampas. Laguna Chica F C1b
I8350 7000 BCE Argentina Pampas. Laguna Chica M A2 Q-M3
I3443 7472 BCE Belize Mayahak Cab Pek F D4h3a
I3443 7472 BCE Belize Mayahak Cab Pek F D4h3a
I5456 5490 BCE Belize Saki Tzul M D1 Q-M3
I5457 5513 BCE Belize Saki Tzul M D1 Q-M3
I9058 410 BCE Brazil Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II F C1c
I9056 670 CE Brazil Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II F B2
I9057 390 BCE Brazil Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II M C1c Q-M3
I9054 90 BCE Brazil Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II F C1c
I9055 40 BCE Brazil Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II F C1c
Lapa24 7460 BCE Brazil Lapa do Santo M B2 Q-Z780
Lapa25 7720 BCE Brazil Lapa do Santo F B2
I9058 410 BCE Brazil Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II F C1c
I9054 90 BCE Brazil Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II F C1c
I9056 670 CE Brazil Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II F B2
I9055 40 BCE Brazil Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II F C1c
I9057 390 BCE Brazil Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II M C1c Q-M3
Lapa24 7460 BCE Brazil Lapa do Santo M B2 Q-Z780
Lapa25 7720 BCE Brazil Lapa do Santo F B2
Lapa14 7600 BCE Brazil Lapa do Santo M A2 Q-M3
Lapa01 8210 BCE Brazil Lapa do Santo M C1d1 C-F1906
Lapa22 8250 BCE Brazil Lapa do Santo F D4h3a
Lapa15 7730 BCE Brazil Lapa do Santo M A2 Q-M902
Lapa05 8250 BCE Brazil Lapa do Santo F A2
LAR001 4710 BCE Brazil Laranjal F A2
LAR002 4950 BCE Brazil Laranjal M A2 Q-M3
MOS001 3960 BCE Brazil Moraes F D4h3a
I11974 10420 BCE Chile Coquimbo. Los Vilos. Los Rieles M C1b45 Q-M902
I11974 10420 BCE Chile Coquimbo. Los Vilos. Los Rieles M C1b45 Q-M902
I11974 10420 BCE Chile Coquimbo. Los Vilos. Los Rieles M C1b45 Q-M902
I11974 10420 BCE Chile Coquimbo. Los Vilos. Los Rieles M C1b45 Q-M902
I11974 10420 BCE Chile Coquimbo. Los Vilos. Los Rieles M C1b45 Q-M902
I11974 10420 BCE Chile Coquimbo. Los Vilos. Los Rieles M C1b45 Q-M902
I1752 1300 CE Chile Conchalí. Santiago. RM M B2i2b Q-FT276830
I1754 1040 CE Chile Conchalí. Santiago. RM M D4h3a1a2 Q-Z781
I11974 10420 BCE Chile Coquimbo. Los Vilos. Los Rieles M C1b45 Q-M902
I1753 3360 BCE Chile Coquimbo. Los Vilos. Los Rieles M C1b Q-M3
I2537 1230 CE Chile Pica Ocho. Coast M A2 Q-B48
Cuncaicha15-04 1431 BCE Peru Cuncaicha. Highlands M A2h Q-B48
Cuncaicha15-03 2300 BCE Peru Cuncaicha. Highlands M A2a3 Q-M902
Cuncaicha15-07 7290 BCE Peru Cuncaicha. Highlands F A2ao
I2261 2280 BCE Peru La Galgada. Highlands M C1c Q-M902
I0237 1030 CE Peru Botigiriayocc. Laramate. Highlands M B2 Q-M3
I1357 900 CE Peru Botigiriayocc. Laramate. Highlands M B2l Q-M3
I1484 1050 CE Peru Botigiriayocc. Laramate. Highlands M B2 Q-M902
I1485 790 CE Peru Cueva Yacotogia. Laramate. Highlands M B2 Q-B48
I2551 1040 CE Peru Huayuncalla. Laramate. Highlands F C1b
I1742 750 CE Peru Tranca. Laramate. Highlands F D1
I0039 1660 BCE Peru Lauricocha. Highlands M A2-a* Q-Z780
I0040 3990 BCE Peru Lauricocha. Highlands M A2-a* Q-M902
I0238 7000 BCE Peru Lauricocha. Highlands M A2-a* Q-L53
I0038 6780 BCE Peru Lauricocha. Highlands M A2-a18a Q-Z781
I0041 6640 BCE Peru Lauricocha. Highlands F B2as*
Chapter IV

Analysis

Comprehensive review of ancestry and genetic findings

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