This blog was first posted at Nature Ecology & Evolution Community on 31 October 2017 Last week in Stockholm the forest geneticist Prof. Ron Sederoff was awarded the Marcus Wallenberg Prize. Informally known as the “Nobel Prize for Forestry”, this two million Swedish Krona award is presented by the King of Sweden each year. It […]
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Adam and Eve: a tested hypothesis?
This blog was written for the Nature Ecology and Evolution Community where it is posted here. Comments on a recent book chapter Does genomic evidence make it scientifically impossible that the human lineage could have ever passed through a population bottleneck of just two individuals? This is a question I am asked semi-frequently by religious […]