T. Grange

Discipline

Archéologie et Préhistoire (3)

Type de document

Articles (4) Colloques et conférences (1)

Co-auteur

E.-M. Geigl

S. Guimaraes

H. Ziaie

A. Yanevich

J. Weber

C. Walzer

P. Vercammen

Emmanuelle Stoetzel

E. Stoetzel

G Schwartz

C. Schlötterer

G. Schaller

S. Puaud

M. Pruvost

S. Prat

Jochen Peters

J Peters

S. Péan

S. Ostrowski

P. Orozco-Terwengel

V. Nicolas

D. Morin

A. Lalis

A. Kotze

H. Jowkar

A. Jourabchian

L. Hunter

O. Gorgé

Y. Fernandez-Jalvo

C. Fernandes

C. Denys

J. Daligault

L. Crépin

N. M.-L. Côté

P. Charruau

S Champlot

P. A. Burger

E.A. Bennett

A. Bennett

W Bendhafer

E Andrew Bennett

Date

Source

HAL-SHS : archéologie (5)

Mot-clé

Antiquities, Prehistoric (5) Prehistoric peoples (5) spectacle (4) analyse (3) génétique (3) Genetics (3) Science (3) Genetics (3) Evidence (3) Analysis (3) zoologie (2) puits (2) temps (durée) (2) espèce (2) rongeur (2) information (2) ADN (2) conservation (2) Afrique (2) grotte (2) Afrique (2) Preservation (2) Conservation (2) Zoology (2) Time (2) Species (2) Rodents (2) Population (2) DNA (2) Africa (2)

Documents écrit par T. Grange (5) | parle de T. Grange (1)

The genetic identity of the earliest human-made hybrid animals, the kungas of Syro-Mesopotamia

E Andrew Bennett et al. (2022)

Searching for the origin of Gravettian populations: genomic evidence from a 36,000-year-old Eastern European

E.A. Bennett et al. (2020)

A cost-effective high-throughput metabarcoding approach powerful enough to genotype ~44 000 year-old rodent remains from Northern Africa

S. Guimaraes et al.

Taphonomy of DNA in rodents.

E.M. Geigl et al. (7 sept. 2016)

Phylogeography, genetic structure and population divergence time of cheetahs in Africa and Asia: evidence for long-term geographic isolates.

P. Charruau et al.