Horse teeth provide evidence of ancient DNA preservation in Sungir and a snapshot of mtDNA diversity
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HORSE TEETH PROVIDE EVIDENCE OF ANCIENT DNA
PRESERVATION IN SUNGIR AND A SNAPSHOT OF MTDNA
DIVERSITY
I.V. Ovchinnikov1
K. Lid n7
1
, A. G therstr m2
, T. Eriksson3
, O.I. Kholina4
, A. Angerbj rn5
, W. Goodwin6
Department of Biology and Forensic Science Program, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, USA
2 Evolutionary Biology Center, Uppsala University, Sweden
3 Swedish Museum of Natural History, Stockholm, Sweden
4 Grand Forks, USA
5 Department of Zoology, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden
6 Department of Forensic and Investigative Science, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK
7 Archaeological Research Laboratory, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden
DNA was isolated from three horse teeth found in the most recent cultural level in the Sungir burial site. <...> Fragments of the horse
mtDNA hypervariable segment I (HVS-I) were amplified from all horse teeth. <...> The Sungir sequences cluster
with the modern horse haplogroups L, K, and B as well as with the Late Pleistocene horse mtDNAs from
Northeast Siberia and Central Europe. <...> The nucleotide diversity, pairwise difference, and
that Sungir horses had higher diversity than other Late Pleistocene and modern horses. <...> These data along with the proximity of Sungir
to the Pontic-Caspian steppeland favor the model of horse domestication in this limited geographic region. <...> Keywords: Sungir, horse teeth, mitochondrial DNA
,
values demonstrated
Introduction
Recent successful genome sequencing of an
Upper Paleolithic human from Malta [Raghavan et
al., 2014] illustrated an opportunity to carry out
analogous studies from other Upper Paleolithic
remains found in Eurasia. <...> Серия XXIII
sequencing projects using valuable Upper Paleolithic
human remains. <...> Animal DNA was also studied from such
archaeological sites as Vindija and Sima de los
Huesos before actual analysis of the hominin remains
by high-throughput sequencing methods [Hofreiter et
al., 2002; Dabney et al., 2013]. <...> We analyzed DNA from three horse teeth found
in the closest proximity to the human remains in the
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Horse teeth provide evidence of ancient DNA preservation in Sungir and a snapshot of mtDNA diversity
Sungir burial <...>
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