Human Evolutionary Genetics
by Mark Jobling, Brenna Henn, Edward Hollox, Toomas Kivisild, Luca Pagani, Chris Tyler-Smith
Explores the genetic evidence underlying human evolution, diversity, and population history using modern genomic methods and data.
About This Book
Human Evolutionary Genetics presents current understanding of how genetic data informs the study of human origins and population history.
The text covers methods for analyzing genetic variation and interpreting patterns shaped by migration, selection, and drift.
Readers will find discussions of genome-wide data, ancient DNA, and the relationships between genes and phenotypes.
The book is designed for advanced students and researchers seeking a broad yet detailed overview of the field.
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