Ancient genomes from 21 Palauan individuals show the island's first settlers already carried a roughly 60:40 East Asian–Papuan mixture, pushing the key admixture event back to before the island was even reached.
The largest Hui genomic resource to date covers 2,280 people from 30 regions and resolves five lineages shaped by both overland and maritime Silk Road diffusion.
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