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Biology, 20.01.2021 01:40 mmassaro19

"Mitochondrial Eve" is the human female that represents the most recent common ancestor for all human mitochondria; she probably lived about 125,000 years ago in Africa. If we imagine that humans go through a major genetic bottleneck, reducing the population by half, what will become of our conception of Mitochondrial Eve

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