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"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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