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Alan Rogers

Salt Lake City
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, BMJ Leader, PNAS, Science Magazine, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, BioRxiv, Arizona Daily Star, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Lincoln Journal Star, Tulsa World and
I teach at the University of Utah and do research on various topics involving evolution. I'm the author of The Evidence for Evolution.
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Reading the record: what medicolegal review teaches surgical leaders

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By Alan Rogers
| BMJ Leader Verified
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Human Ancestors Interbred with Two Distinct Populations of Distant Relatives

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By Alan Rogers, Touhidul Islam, Colin M Brand
| BioRxiv
Abstract Ancient DNA has shown that a distantly-related “superarchaic” population interbred first with the ancestors of Neanderthals and Denisovans and later with Denisovans themselves. Other work has shown that a superarchaic population interbred with the African ancestors of all modern humans. But it is not yet clear whether these events involved the same superarchaic population.
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Genetic Evidence for Geographic Structure within the Neanderthal Population

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By Alan Rogers
| BioRxiv
Abstract PSMC estimates of Neanderthal effective population size (Ne)exhibit a roughly 5-fold decline across the most recent 20 ky before the death of each fossil. To explain this pattern, this article develops new theory relating genetic variation to geographic population structure and local extinction. It argues that the observed pattern results from subdivision and gene flow.
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