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The Ancient Indian Populations Were Not Homogenous
Clyde Winters
Corresponding Author: Clyde Winters
Submitted: 2010 November, 27
Accepted: 2010 December, 25
Published: 2011 March, 05 |
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Today many researchers maintain that the Dravidian and Aryan people of India are native to India.
Recent genetic research relating to SNPs indicates that Dravidian and Indo-European speakers are
heterogeneous genetically and that Indo-European speakers probably recently migrated into India from central
Asia.
Key words: Archaeogenetics, Aryan, dravidian, genome, , ,
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Clyde Winters, . The Ancient Indian Populations Were Not Homogenous. Current Research Journal of Biological Sciences, (2): 129-131.
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