
Pig domestication and human-mediated dispersal in western eurasia revealed through ancient DNA and geometric morphometrics
Author(s) -
C. Ottoni,
L. Girdland Flink,
A. Evin,
C. Geörg,
B. De Cupere,
W. Van Neer,
L. Bartosiewicz,
A. Linderholm,
R. Barnett,
J. Peters,
R. Decorte,
M. Waelkens,
N. Vanderheyden,
F.-X. Ricaut,
C. Çakirlar,
Ö. Çevik,
A.R. Hoelzel,
M. Mashkour,
A.F. Mohaseb Karimlu,
S. Sheikhi Seno,
J. Daujat,
F. Brock,
R. Pinhasi,
H. Hongo,
M. Perez-Enciso,
M. Rasmussen,
L. Frantz,
H.-J. Megens,
R. Crooijmans,
M. Groenen,
B. Arbuckle,
N. Benecke,
U. Strand Vidarsdottir,
J. Burger,
T. Cucchi,
K. Dobney,
G. Larson
Publication year - 2013
Publication title -
carolina digital repository (university of north carolina at chapel hill)
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.17615/0jdf-q882
Subject(s) - morphometrics , biological dispersal , domestication , ancient dna , biology , geography , evolutionary biology , zoology , paleontology , ecology , demography , population , sociology