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Paleogenomics: Genomic Analysis of Ancient Biological Specimens

Basic Genomics → Neanderthal and Denisovan Genomes

This graduate-level path equips evolutionary anthropology students with the conceptual and practical knowledge to analyze ancient DNA (aDNA) from archaeological remains. It covers the unique challenges of DNA degradation and contamination, the computational workflows for mapping and authenticating ancient genomes, and the population history insights gained from Neanderthal and Denisovan genomes. Learners will integrate basic genomics principles with specialized paleogenomic methods to understand human evolution.

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