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. 2007 May 16;104(21):8714–8719. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0702469104

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2.

Snapshots from our European scenario: fertile areas are bright green, and infertile areas are dark green. Altitude is adjusted for sea-level rise to create an evolving map of Europe since 11,000 B.P. Population density is shown in orange. The first F snapshot shows the bottlenecks around the Black Sea, which act as secondary sources for F (9,500 B.P.), and the second F snapshot shows the final distribution of F. The snapshots labeled X show the evolving distribution of X from 8,000 B.P.).