Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=Go2Wes0OZB3 Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Ancient DNA Proves The Northern And Southern Chinese Are Not Who We Thought | DNA Documentary Strada Statale 51 Di Alemagna [HHfux264yqk] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Tag: #Strada Statale 51 Di Alemagna, #dave yost ohio attorney general, #peyton krebs, #immigrationNorthern and southern China can feel like two different countries different food, different languages, and centuries of folklore about two separate peoples. So geneticists ran alan titchmarsh the obvious test and read northern and southern Han DNA side by side. What they found was a real north-to-south genetic gradient sitting on top of one of the lowest levels of overall differentiation ever measured in a population that size. Drawing on Chiang et al. (2018, Molecular Biology and Evolution) a map of more than 11,000 Han genomes alongside Chen et al. (2009) and the HUGO Pan-Asian SNP study, this documentary traces how seventeen centuries of migration, the great southward waves after the fall of the Jin, Tang, and Song, turned a divided land into one continuous people. Distinct from north to south, yes. Two peoples, no.Discover marshals how a famous divide turns out to be a gradient, not aziaha james a border and what that reveals about how any people is really made.RELATED EPISODESMore from the lane: Bajau Sea Nomads the free-divers built for the deep, and Han, Korean & Japanese DNA one family or three? Subscribe @DNA Documentary for new documentaries on DNA, ancestry, and human origins every week.SOURCES CITEDChiang et al. 2018, Molecular Biology and Evolution 35(11):27362750. Chen et al. 2009, American Journal of Human Genetics 85(6):775785. HUGO Pan-Asian SNP Consortium 2009, Science 326:15411545.
Tag: #Strada Statale 51 Di Alemagna, #dave yost ohio attorney general, #peyton krebs, #immigrationNorthern and southern China can feel like two different countries different food, different languages, and centuries of folklore about two separate peoples. So geneticists ran alan titchmarsh the obvious test and read northern and southern Han DNA side by side. What they found was a real north-to-south genetic gradient sitting on top of one of the lowest levels of overall differentiation ever measured in a population that size. Drawing on Chiang et al. (2018, Molecular Biology and Evolution) a map of more than 11,000 Han genomes alongside Chen et al. (2009) and the HUGO Pan-Asian SNP study, this documentary traces how seventeen centuries of migration, the great southward waves after the fall of the Jin, Tang, and Song, turned a divided land into one continuous people. Distinct from north to south, yes. Two peoples, no.Discover marshals how a famous divide turns out to be a gradient, not aziaha james a border and what that reveals about how any people is really made.RELATED EPISODESMore from the lane: Bajau Sea Nomads the free-divers built for the deep, and Han, Korean & Japanese DNA one family or three? Subscribe @DNA Documentary for new documentaries on DNA, ancestry, and human origins every week.SOURCES CITEDChiang et al. 2018, Molecular Biology and Evolution 35(11):27362750. Chen et al. 2009, American Journal of Human Genetics 85(6):775785. HUGO Pan-Asian SNP Consortium 2009, Science 326:15411545.