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Ragsdale et al. (2023), A weakly structured stem for human origins in Africa

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Out of Africa Theory

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Current population-genetic model of structured African origins

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Out of Africa Theory

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Current fossil and genomic evidence supports Homo sapiens origins within structured African populations.

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How African population structure changed during Homo sapiens emergence remains an active research question.

Researchers continue to test how African population structure changed, which early exits contributed ancestry, and which routes were used at different times.
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