Title Human evolutionary genetics : origins, peoples & disease / Mark A. Jobling, Matthew Hurles, Chris Tyler-Smith

Published New York : Garland Science, [2004] ©2004

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Description xx, 523 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm Contents Why study human evolutionary genetics? -- Structure, function and inheritance of the human genome -- The diversity of the human genome -- Discovering and assaying genome diversity -- Processes shaping diversity -- Making inferences from diversity -- Humans as apes -- Origins of modern humans -- The distribution of diversity : out of Africa and into Asia, Australia and Europe -- Agricultural expansions -- Into new found lands -- What happens when populations meet? -- Understanding the past and future of phenotypic variation -- Health implications of our evolutionary heritage -- Identity and identification Notes Formerly CIP. Uk Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index SUBJECT Human molecular genetics series. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no95023471 Subject Human molecular genetics. Human genetics -- Variation. Human evolution. Variation (Genetics) Genetic Variation. Evolution, Molecular. Genome, Human. Genetics, Medical. Author Hurles, Matthew, 1974- Tyler-Smith, Chris. LC no. 2003018294 ISBN 9780815341857 paperback alkaline paper 0815341857 paperback alkaline paper

Other Titles Human evolutionary genetics : origins, peoples and disease Origins, peoples and disease

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