• About
  • Archives
  • Contact
  • Links

Anthropology.net

~ Beyond bones & stones

Anthropology.net

Tag Archives: linkage disequilibrium

Recent Nature and Science papers on Patterns in Human Genetic Variation

February 25, 2008

In last week’s issue of Nature, we saw two really important papers on large scale human population genetic structure be …

Continue reading →

Dopamine Transporter Gene and Primate Social Behavior

January 20, 2008

Dopamine is a fundamental neurotransmitter and hormone. You may know it as one of the neurotransmitters associated with the limbic …

Continue reading →

Recent Posts

  • 80,000 Year Old Le Rozel footprints in Normandy Represent Neanderthal Social Structure
  • The Discovery of a 3.8 Million Year Old Australopithecus anamensis
  • Apidima 1 – A New Look At Old Skull
  • Seven Million Years of Human Evolution
  • How did the Eastern Island Maoi Get 13-Ton Hats

Recent Comments

[BLOG] Some Wednesda… on 80,000 Year Old Le Rozel footp…
marc verhaegen on The Discovery of a 3.8 Million…
[META] Hundreds upon… on Apidima 1 – A New Look A…
Maju on Apidima 1 – A New Look A…
Marcel Williams on Apidima 1 – A New Look A…

Top Posts

  • Bili Apes: The Giant Lion-Eating Chimps Of The Magic Forest
  • Earliest known archaeological evidence of Americans found in Monte Verde, Chile
  • Race As A Social Construct
  • The Concept of Race

RSS Primatology.net

  • Chimpanzees Console A Bereaving Mother
  • Population of Total Number of Mountain Gorillas Rises Above 1,000
  • On Fongoli Chimpanzee Survival Strategies & Implications of Early Human Evolution
  • Orangutans Observed Treating Pain
  • The Newly Discovered And Nearly Extinct Tapanuli Orangutan Species

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 139,750 other followers

Blog Stats

  • 5,880,883 hits

A WordPress.com Website.