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. 2022 Mar 16;25(4):104094. doi: 10.1016/j.isci.2022.104094

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Distribution and average level of ancestral components in IA samples from Western Europe

Each colour corresponds to a region (France) or a country.

(A) Triplot of qpAdm values for the Anatolia Neolithic (NEO), steppe and western Hunter-Gatherer components (WHG) for individuals from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age from France (B) Triplot of qpAdm values for the Anatolia Neolithic (NEO), steppe and western Hunter-Gatherer components (WHG) for individuals from Iron Age from France.

(C) Evolution of qpAdm values for the Steppe related ancestry component in southern and northern French regions, between the Bronze and Iron Age periods.

(D) Relation between the latitudinal position of the archaeological sites where Western Europe IA individuals were found and PC2 values (PCA calculated on the genetic variation of an HO set of west Eurasians).