Brahui and Oraon: Tracing the Northern Dravidian genetic link back to Balochistan
Authors:
- Prajjval Pratap SinghPSPrajjval Pratap Singh
- Ajai Kumar PathakAPAjai Kumar Pathak
- Sachin Kr. TiwarySTSachin Kr. Tiwary
- Shailesh DesaiSDShailesh Desai
- Rahul Kumar MishraRMRahul Kumar Mishra
- Rakesh TamangRTRakesh Tamang
- Vasant ShindeVSVasant Shinde
- Richard VillemsRVRichard Villems
- Toomas KivisildTKToomas Kivisild
- Mait MetspaluMMMait Metspalu
- George van DriemGDGeorge van Driem
- Gazi Nurun Nahar SultanaGSGazi Nurun Nahar Sultana
Open Access
- 1 March 2025
- journal article
- Published by Pivot Science Publications Corporation in Human Population Genetics and Genomics
- Vol. 5 (1)
Abstract
Brahui and Oraon: Tracing the Northern Dravidian genetic link back to BalochistanKeywords
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