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4834–4839
27. Storey A, Ramirez J, Quiroz D et al. (2007) Radiocarbon and DNA evidence for a preColumbian introduction of Polynesian chickens to Chile. Proc Natl Acad Sci 104(25):
178–218
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100(2): 167–196
29. Houghton P (1990) The adaptive significance of Polynesian body form. Ann Hum Biol,
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31. Houghton P (1996) People of the Great Ocean, aspects of human biology of the early Pacific.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, p. 108
32. Houghton P (1991) The early human biology of the Pacific: some considerations: some
considerations. J Polyn Soc 100(2): 174
33. Bindon J (2004) In Jobling M, Hurles M, Tyler-Smith C (eds.) Human evolutionary genetics,
origins, peoples and diseases. Garland Publishing, New York. Opinion Box, p. 362
34. Poulton J (1998) Does a common mitochondrial DNA polymorphism underlie susceptibility
to diabetes and the thrifty genotype? Trends in Genet 14(10): 387–389
35. Oppenheimer S (1998) Eden in the east, the drowned continent of Southeast Asia. Weidenfeld
and Nicholson, London, p. 202
36. Houghton P (1991) Selective influences and morphological variation amongst Pacific Homo
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Boston, p. 249
38. Miller J (1969) The spice trade of the Roman Empire 29 B.C. to A.D. 641. Clarendon Press,
Oxford, p. 171
2 The Genetic Context
25. Larson G, Dobney K, Albarella U et al. (2005) Worldwide phylogeography of wild boar
reveals multiple centers of pig domestication. 307: 1618–1621
26. Larson G, Cucchi T, Fujita M et al. (2007) Phylogeny and ancient DNA of Sus provides insight
into neolithic expansion in Island Southeast Asia and Oceania. Proc Natl Acad Sci 104(12):
4834–4839
27. Storey A, Ramirez J, Quiroz D et al. (2007) Radiocarbon and DNA evidence for a preColumbian introduction of Polynesian chickens to Chile. Proc Natl Acad Sci 104(25):
178–218
28. Houghton P (1991) The early human biology of the Pacific: some considerations. J Polyn Soc
100(2): 167–196
29. Houghton P (1990) The adaptive significance of Polynesian body form. Ann Hum Biol,
17(1): 21
30. Houghton P (1991) The early human biology of the Pacific: some considerations. J Polyn Soc
100(2): 167
31. Houghton P (1996) People of the Great Ocean, aspects of human biology of the early Pacific.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, p. 108
32. Houghton P (1991) The early human biology of the Pacific: some considerations: some
considerations. J Polyn Soc 100(2): 174
33. Bindon J (2004) In Jobling M, Hurles M, Tyler-Smith C (eds.) Human evolutionary genetics,
origins, peoples and diseases. Garland Publishing, New York. Opinion Box, p. 362
34. Poulton J (1998) Does a common mitochondrial DNA polymorphism underlie susceptibility
to diabetes and the thrifty genotype? Trends in Genet 14(10): 387–389
35. Oppenheimer S (1998) Eden in the east, the drowned continent of Southeast Asia. Weidenfeld
and Nicholson, London, p. 202
36. Houghton P (1991) Selective influences and morphological variation amongst Pacific Homo
Sapiens. J Hum Evol 21: 56
37. Wallace A (1869) The Malay Archipelago. Paperback edition, 2000, Periplus Editions,
Boston, p. 249
38. Miller J (1969) The spice trade of the Roman Empire 29 B.C. to A.D. 641. Clarendon Press,
Oxford, p. 171