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qpgraph_admixture_2source_v2.pdf Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise Adobe PDF - 184.4 KB - MD5: 002aad01b99ef4d1cb5295bb5c68ae8c
qpgraph_base_notes.html Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise HTML - 1.3 MB - MD5: b36a7ec599ac7e26cba75c223d8647e7
qpgraph_consensus_tree_fit_v2.pdf Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise Adobe PDF - 7.7 KB - MD5: 8d76501a031f2e6a1513b420e06e1061
qpgraph_consensus_tree_v2.pdf Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise Adobe PDF - 7.0 KB - MD5: 244dd6c85c48042f1fa26337b52e8ba3
qpgraph.function.R Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise R Syntax - 5.2 KB - MD5: cfb7b1bb9f79c60a892fbfab3d8603a1
qpgraph_main_v2.R Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise R Syntax - 9.6 KB - MD5: 5f7834c606b1d4fd3f4af34188b23b2d
qpgraph_outgroup_backup.html Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise HTML - 5.5 MB - MD5: 132f50a9364d14b8d062f93b15779e66
qpgraph_outgroup.html Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise HTML - 5.4 MB - MD5: aee9f29a5d51cda775521677d1923dd9
qpgraph_outgroup.Rmd Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise R Notebook - 20.9 KB - MD5: 2ec2847fa8b8aa7683242a4b1cd642c0
qpgraph_rerun.Rmd Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise R Notebook - 19.2 KB - MD5: 87791558e993acf8ea60e67bae45528d

qpgraph_admixture_2source_v2.pdf

Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise

Adobe PDF - 184.4 KB -

qpgraph_base_notes.html

Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise

HTML - 1.3 MB -

qpgraph_consensus_tree_fit_v2.pdf

Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise

Adobe PDF - 7.7 KB -

qpgraph_consensus_tree_v2.pdf

Sep 22, 2026 - Replication Data for: Evidence from the genomes of human populations in Southeast Asia and South Asia indicates a prehistoric wave of migration caused by sea level rise

Adobe PDF - 7.0 KB -