US EditionScientists Use DNA to Trace Early Humans’ Footsteps From Asia to South America - Smithsonian Magazine
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Scientists Use DNA to Trace Early Humans’ Footsteps From Asia to South America - Smithsonian Magazine
In a groundbreaking study published by Smithsonian Magazine, scientists have harnessed cutting-edge DNA analysis to retrace the migration routes of early humans from Asia to South America. This pioneering research sheds new light on the timing and pathways our ancestors took as they ventured across continents, offering fresh insights into the peopling of the Americas. By decoding genetic markers preserved over millennia, researchers are piecing …
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