Months after its Chinese release, the Donghulin study was picked up by international archaeology media, spotlighting an unknown northern East Asian lineage that outlasted the Ice Age — and contrasting it with Europe's replacement model.
Why does the DNA of a Donghulin woman from 11,000 years ago force a rewrite of northern East Asian prehistory? A plain-language guide to "deeply divergent lineages" and the slow transition to millet farming.
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