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Chris Turney

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Admixture has obscured signals of historical hard sweeps in humans - Nature Ecology & Evolution

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By Raymond Tobler, Angad Johar, Joshua Schmidt, João Teixeira, Adam Rohrlach, Jonathan Tuke, Graham Gower, Chris Turney
| Nature Verified
Population designation All ancient individuals used in this study were assigned to historical populations based on published analyses of their genetic relationships in combination with details regarding their archaeological context, with the temporal and spatial variability between individuals being minimized where possible (Supplementary Figs. 1 and 2 and Supplementary Table 1).
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Multiple lines of evidence infer centurial-scale habitat change and resilience in a threatened plant species at Mount Dangar, Hunter Valley, New South Wales

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By Heather Haines, Chris Turney, Phil Lamrock, Cormal Environmental
| CSIRO Publishing Verified
RESEARCH ARTICLE (Open Access) Previous Next Online Early Stephen A. J. Bell A * , Phil Lamrock B , Heather A. Haines C and Chris Turney C D E + Author Affiliations - Author Affiliations A Conservation Science Research Group, School of Environmental and Life Sciences, University of Newcastle, University Drive, Callaghan, NSW 2308, Australia. B Cormal Environmental, Mudgee, NSW 2850, Australia.
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La inversión de los polos magnéticos que causó el fin de los neandertales

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By Chris Fogwill, Alan Hogg, Chris Turney, Zoe Thomas Verified
| El Imparcial Verified
Los cambios magnéticos provocaron eventos dramáticos con fuertes consecuencias para nuestro planeta. Hace 42.000 años, el mundo experimentó unos siglos de condiciones apocalípticas provocadas por una inversión de los polos magnéticos de la Tierra combinada con cambios en el comportamiento del Sol. Ese es el hallazgo clave de nuestro nuevo estudio multidisciplinario, publicado en la revista Science.
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