Guangming Daily and follow-up central-media coverage frame the Baligang genomes as evidence of a 5,000-year-old patrilineal clan and four millennia of Yellow-Yangtze fusion.
Whole genomes from 58 Baligang individuals reveal a turning point around 4,200 years ago, sustained north-south admixture, and a 5,000-year-old patrilineal clan—plus a new low-coverage sex-estimation method.
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