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From defining accessible food resources to investigating causal relationships between diet and natural selection: a paleo-empirical framework
Whether diet has acted as a driver of human natural selection has been studied for decades, yet direct empirical evidence demonstrating a causal relationship remains lacking. To address this gap, this thesis integrates isotopic-based quantitative dietary reconstruction, allele frequency trajectory r
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