A raíz de la cantidad de señores que han venido a "explicarme" que ellos SABEN que las mujeres en la prehistoria no cazaban, vamos a hacer una pequeña reflexión sobre la importancia del RELATO. Porque no es "yo se" es "siempre me lo han contado así" ¿Y eso por qué?
James Earl Jones, the prolific film, TV and theater actor whose resonant, unmistakable baritone was most widely known as the voice of “Star Wars” villain Darth Vader, died Monday. He was 93.
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In 🇲🇽, HLA shows extensive haplotype diversity strongly influenced by local Native American ancestries. This amazing diversity is both an asset and a challenge for HCT. Recruitment of stem cell donors from all regions is hence crucial as shown here👇🏼 2/2
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HLA diversity in Latin America is vast and differs greatly across and within countries according to differential admixture and population structure. With @jrockdrigo we have illustrated the relevance of these processes for HCT in the region. 👇🏼 1/2
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Why did the ancient Maya sacrifice children? DNA provides clues | Science Find links practice to “Hero Twins” myth and shows youngsters were related to today’s Indigenous Maya https://t.co/WoMtZGrH4m
Human remains, almost all belonging to children, were first discovered in Chichén Itzá, the ancient Maya city in Mexico, in the 1960s. A new study offers new insights into the religious rituals of the ancient Maya and their ties to modern descendants. https://t.co/iKvTAHIxn1
Niños y gemelos eran sacrificados en Chichén Itzá, revela estudio de genomas antiguos
🔹 Así lo da a conocer un artículo publicado en la revista "Nature", en el cual participaron cuatro investigadores adscritos al @INAHmx.
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Nature: Ancient genomes reveal insights into ritual life at Chichén Itzá: classic period of the Maya AD 600–1000 genetic continuity with modern present-day people except at certain genetic loci related to human immunity /1
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A long-held misconception is that those killed in these rituals were often young and female. But a new analysis of ancient DNA from the ancient Maya city of Chichén Itzá in Mexico challenges long-held misconceptions about the victims of ritual sacrifice. https://t.co/CBdhGSzjEZ
A long-held misconception is that those killed in these rituals were often young and female. But a new analysis of ancient DNA from the ancient Maya city of Chichén Itzá in Mexico challenges long-held misconceptions about the victims of ritual sacrifice. https://t.co/Z1kIICgOHl
Human remains, almost all belonging to children, were first discovered in Chichén Itzá, the ancient Maya city in Mexico, in the 1960s. A new study offers new insights into the religious rituals of the ancient Maya and their ties to modern descendants. https://t.co/eeCrP0FaFE
🌿🔬 #ChichénItzá desentraña misterios del pasado maya 💡 Un nuevo estudio de ADN revela que todos los niños sacrificados en este sitio eran varones, ¡incluso gemelos! #Entérate ⤵️
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