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8.12.03

Out of Africa again and again

There were at least three major waves of early human migration out of Africa, our DNA suggests. Apparently the wanderers made love, not war: gene patterns hint that later emigrants bred with residents.
in Nature

Pois é, somos todos africanos. Venham falar-me da pureza das raças que eu não respondo por mim.

posted by Girolamo Savonarola at 11:24 da tarde