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Nature Podcast
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Ancient DNA charts spread of Celtic and Germanic languages
NOV 4, 202625 MIN
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Description
Ancient genomes from thousands of individuals show how migrations helped shape Celtic and Germanic languages — plus, how the brain may regulate emotions differently than we thought.
00:49 How Celtic and Germanic languages spread across Europe
Research Article: McColl et al.
Research Article: McColl et al.
13:00 Research Highlights
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Research Article: Sicorello et al.
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