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Before hitting Europe, Homo sapiens stopped in Iran, genetic research suggests

Persian Plateau identified as most suitable location for human occupation during this time based on climate models and genetic data

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Model Suggests Persian Plateau as Early Migration Hub - Archaeology Magazine

Model Suggests Persian Plateau as Early Migration Hub - Archaeology Magazine
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Daily briefing: Tweeting about your paper doesn t boost citations

Posting about a paper on X seems to boost engagement but not citations. Plus, researchers pinpoint humans’ first home outside Africa and what the science says about the Baltimore bridge collapse. Posting about a paper on X seems to boost engagement but not citations. Plus, researchers pinpoint humans’ first home outside Africa and what the science says about the Baltimore bridge collapse.

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The Persian Plateau fills a 20,000-year gap in early human history

Scientists have revealed the Persian Plateau as a crucial crossroads for early Homo sapiens during their migration out of Africa.

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20,000-year gap in human history might be explained by human homebodies

A region of modern-day Iran likely served as a hub of long-term human occupation for thousands of years, say a cross-disciplinary team studying migration patterns.

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