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Eurasian backflow

"Eurasian backflow" or "Eurasian back-migrations" refers to several waves of early modern-human migrations before and during the Neolithic, when some groups of anatomically modern humans (contemporaneous Homo sapiens) returned to Africa from parts of Eurasia. Modern humans had begun dispersing into Eurasia from North Africa during the Middle Paleolithic.…

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Migration history

Neanderthal admixture and Eurasian ancestry

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Eurasian backflow

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Avg. degree1.97
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africa north neanderthal eurasian populations ancestry african neolithic groups eurasia africans genetic modern humans 000 years ago east paleolithic admixture

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sheepinstance ofand coincided with the introduction of Southwest Asian domesticates0.80text
goatsinstance ofand coincided with the introduction of Southwest Asian domesticates0.80text
cattleinstance ofand coincided with the introduction of Southwest Asian domesticates0.80text
pigsinstance ofand coincided with the introduction of Southwest Asian domesticates0.80text
camels into North Africainstance ofand coincided with the introduction of Southwest Asian domesticates0.80text
Horn of Africainstance ofand coincided with the introduction of Southwest Asian domesticates0.80text
leading to the rise of Saharan cattle pastoralisminstance ofand coincided with the introduction of Southwest Asian domesticates0.80text
the appearance of Ashakar Ware pottery in the Maghrebinstance ofand coincided with the introduction of Southwest Asian domesticates0.80text
Carthageinstance ofA further input occurred during the Iron Age with the Phoenician expansion into North Africa and the founding of major settlements0.80text
and Assyrianinstance ofA further input occurred during the Iron Age with the Phoenician expansion into North Africa and the founding of major settlements0.80text
Persian conquests of Egyptinstance ofA further input occurred during the Iron Age with the Phoenician expansion into North Africa and the founding of major settlements0.80text
eastern Libyainstance ofA further input occurred during the Iron Age with the Phoenician expansion into North Africa and the founding of major settlements0.80text

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