Archéo-génétique 2016

- Vác (Hongrie): Mutated gene associated with colon cancer discovered in 18th-century mummy

- Genetics show 50 thousand years of independent history of Aboriginal Australian people 

- Panama: Spanish conquest left its imprint on men's genes

- Researchers trace peanut crop back to its Bolivian roots

- Archaic introgression in Pygmies

- Altai Neanderthal shows gene flow from early modern humans

- Are living Africans nested within Eurasian genetic variation (?)

- Slavery carried bilharzia parasites from West Africa to the Caribbean

- mtDNA from 55 hunter-gatherers across 35,000 years in Europe

- Genome research explains human migration, evolution

- '70 generations ago, caste stopped people inter-mixing'

- DNA evidence uncovers major upheaval in Europe near end of last Ice Age

- From genes to latrines: Vikings and their worms provide clues to emphysema

- New research into the origins of the Austronesian languages

- Genetic history of present-day Indians

- Alto de Reinoso (Espagne): Neolithic tomb reveals community stayed together, even in death

- Ancient genomes reveal that the English are one-third Anglo-Saxon

- York (G-B): Origins of decapitated Romans traced by genome technology

- How genetics has helped crack the history of human migration

- Genetic data does not support ancient trans-Atlantic migration

- Plague may have persisted in Europe during 300-year period, including 'Black Death'

- New discoveries concerning Ötzi's genetic history

- Dog domestication may have increased harmful genetic changes

- How blue and green clays kill bacteria

- Wild horses lost their camouflage because of humans

- Ötzi, homme des glaces vieux de 5 300 ans, était infecté par une bactérie « asiatique »

- Neanderthal genes gave modern humans an immunity boost, allergies

- The first European farmers are traced back to Anatolia