Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication

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Yurtman E¹ ; Ozer O^{1, 2} ; Yuncu E¹ ; Dagtas ND¹ ; Koptekin D³ ; Cakan YG⁴ ; Ozkan M¹ ; Akbaba A⁵ ; Kaptan D¹ ; Atag G¹ ; Vural KB¹ ; Gundem CY⁶ ; Martin L⁷ ; Kilinc GM^{1, 8} Show All Authors

Yurtman E¹
Ozer O^{1, 2}
Yuncu E¹
Dagtas ND¹
Koptekin D³
Cakan YG⁴
Ozkan M¹
Akbaba A⁵
Kaptan D¹
Atag G¹
Vural KB¹
Gundem CY⁶
Martin L⁷
Kilinc GM^{1, 8}
Ghalichi A^{1, 9}
Acan SC¹
Yaka R¹
Saglican E¹
Lagerholm VK¹⁰
Krzewinska M¹⁰
Gunther T¹¹
Morell Miranda P¹¹
Piskin E¹²
Sevketoglu M¹³
Bilgin CC¹
Atakuman C¹²
Erdal YS^{14, 15}
Surer E¹⁶
Altinisik NE^{14, 15}
Lenstra JA¹⁷
Yorulmaz S¹
Abazari MF¹⁸
Hoseinzadeh J¹⁹
Baird D²⁰
Bicakci E⁴
Cevik O²¹
Gerritsen F²²
Ozbal R²³
Gotherstrom A¹⁰
Somel M¹
Togan I¹
Ozer F^{14, 15}

Source: Communications Biology Published:2021

Abstract

Sheep were among the first domesticated animals, but their demographic history is little understood. Here we analyzed nuclear polymorphism and mitochondrial data (mtDNA) from ancient central and west Anatolian sheep dating from Epipaleolithic to late Neolithic, comparatively with modern-day breeds and central Asian Neolithic/Bronze Age sheep (OBI). Analyzing ancient nuclear data, we found that Anatolian Neolithic sheep (ANS) are genetically closest to present-day European breeds relative to Asian breeds, a conclusion supported by mtDNA haplogroup frequencies. In contrast, OBI showed higher genetic affinity to present-day Asian breeds. These results suggest that the east-west genetic structure observed in present-day breeds had already emerged by 6000 BCE, hinting at multiple sheep domestication episodes or early wild introgression in southwest Asia. Furthermore, we found that ANS are genetically distinct from all modern breeds. Our results suggest that European and Anatolian domestic sheep gene pools have been strongly remolded since the Neolithic. © 2021, The Author(s).

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MLA	Yurtman E, et al.. "Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication." Communications Biology, vol. 4, no. 1, 2021, pp. -.
APA	Yurtman E, Ozer O, Yuncu E, Dagtas ND, Koptekin D, Cakan YG, Ozkan M, Akbaba A, Kaptan D, Atag G, Vural KB, Gundem CY, Martin L, Kilinc GM, Ghalichi A, Acan SC, Yaka R, Saglican E, Lagerholm VK, ... Ozer F (2021). Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication. Communications Biology, 4(1), -.
Chicago	Yurtman E, Ozer O, Yuncu E, Dagtas ND, Koptekin D, Cakan YG, Ozkan M, et al.. "Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication." Communications Biology 4, no. 1 (2021): -.
Harvard	Yurtman E et al. (2021) 'Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication', Communications Biology, 4(1), pp. -.
Vancouver	Yurtman E, Ozer O, Yuncu E, Dagtas ND, Koptekin D, Cakan YG, et al.. Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication. Communications Biology. 2021;4(1):-.
BibTex	@article{ author = {Yurtman E and Ozer O and Yuncu E and Dagtas ND and Koptekin D and Cakan YG and Ozkan M and Akbaba A and Kaptan D and Atag G and Vural KB and Gundem CY and Martin L and Kilinc GM and Ghalichi A and Acan SC and Yaka R and Saglican E and Lagerholm VK and Krzewinska M and Gunther T and Morell Miranda P and Piskin E and Sevketoglu M and Bilgin CC and Atakuman C and Erdal YS and Surer E and Altinisik NE and Lenstra JA and Yorulmaz S and Abazari MF and Hoseinzadeh J and Baird D and Bicakci E and Cevik O and Gerritsen F and Ozbal R and Gotherstrom A and Somel M and Togan I and Ozer F}, title = {Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication}, journal = {Communications Biology}, volume = {4}, number = {1}, pages = {-}, year = {2021} }
RIS	TY - JOUR AU - Yurtman E AU - Ozer O AU - Yuncu E AU - Dagtas ND AU - Koptekin D AU - Cakan YG AU - Ozkan M AU - Akbaba A AU - Kaptan D AU - Atag G AU - Vural KB AU - Gundem CY AU - Martin L AU - Kilinc GM AU - Ghalichi A AU - Acan SC AU - Yaka R AU - Saglican E AU - Lagerholm VK AU - Krzewinska M AU - Gunther T AU - Morell Miranda P AU - Piskin E AU - Sevketoglu M AU - Bilgin CC AU - Atakuman C AU - Erdal YS AU - Surer E AU - Altinisik NE AU - Lenstra JA AU - Yorulmaz S AU - Abazari MF AU - Hoseinzadeh J AU - Baird D AU - Bicakci E AU - Cevik O AU - Gerritsen F AU - Ozbal R AU - Gotherstrom A AU - Somel M AU - Togan I AU - Ozer F TI - Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication JO - Communications Biology VL - 4 IS - 1 SP - EP - PY - 2021 ER -

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Citing Format

MLA

Yurtman E, et al.. "Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication." Communications Biology, vol. 4, no. 1, 2021, pp. -.

APA

Yurtman E, Ozer O, Yuncu E, Dagtas ND, Koptekin D, Cakan YG, Ozkan M, Akbaba A, Kaptan D, Atag G, Vural KB, Gundem CY, Martin L, Kilinc GM, Ghalichi A, Acan SC, Yaka R, Saglican E, Lagerholm VK, ... Ozer F (2021). Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication. Communications Biology, 4(1), -.

Chicago

Yurtman E, Ozer O, Yuncu E, Dagtas ND, Koptekin D, Cakan YG, Ozkan M, et al.. "Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication." Communications Biology 4, no. 1 (2021): -.

Harvard

Yurtman E et al. (2021) 'Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication', Communications Biology, 4(1), pp. -.

Vancouver

Yurtman E, Ozer O, Yuncu E, Dagtas ND, Koptekin D, Cakan YG, et al.. Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication. Communications Biology. 2021;4(1):-.

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@article{ author = {Yurtman E and Ozer O and Yuncu E and Dagtas ND and Koptekin D and Cakan YG and Ozkan M and Akbaba A and Kaptan D and Atag G and Vural KB and Gundem CY and Martin L and Kilinc GM and Ghalichi A and Acan SC and Yaka R and Saglican E and Lagerholm VK and Krzewinska M and Gunther T and Morell Miranda P and Piskin E and Sevketoglu M and Bilgin CC and Atakuman C and Erdal YS and Surer E and Altinisik NE and Lenstra JA and Yorulmaz S and Abazari MF and Hoseinzadeh J and Baird D and Bicakci E and Cevik O and Gerritsen F and Ozbal R and Gotherstrom A and Somel M and Togan I and Ozer F}, title = {Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication}, journal = {Communications Biology}, volume = {4}, number = {1}, pages = {-}, year = {2021} }

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TY - JOUR
AU - Yurtman E
AU - Ozer O
AU - Yuncu E
AU - Dagtas ND
AU - Koptekin D
AU - Cakan YG
AU - Ozkan M
AU - Akbaba A
AU - Kaptan D
AU - Atag G
AU - Vural KB
AU - Gundem CY
AU - Martin L
AU - Kilinc GM
AU - Ghalichi A
AU - Acan SC
AU - Yaka R
AU - Saglican E
AU - Lagerholm VK
AU - Krzewinska M
AU - Gunther T
AU - Morell Miranda P
AU - Piskin E
AU - Sevketoglu M
AU - Bilgin CC
AU - Atakuman C
AU - Erdal YS
AU - Surer E
AU - Altinisik NE
AU - Lenstra JA
AU - Yorulmaz S
AU - Abazari MF
AU - Hoseinzadeh J
AU - Baird D
AU - Bicakci E
AU - Cevik O
AU - Gerritsen F
AU - Ozbal R
AU - Gotherstrom A
AU - Somel M
AU - Togan I
AU - Ozer F
TI - Archaeogenetic Analysis of Neolithic Sheep From Anatolia Suggests a Complex Demographic History Since Domestication
JO - Communications Biology
VL - 4
IS - 1
SP -
EP -
PY - 2021
ER -

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