作者: Stefania Vai , Sibelle Torres Vilaça , Matteo Romandini , Andrea Benazzo , Paola Visentini
DOI: 10.1038/SREP16514
关键词: Genetic marker 、 Radiocarbon dating 、 Evolutionary biology 、 Ancient DNA 、 Phylogenetics 、 Domestication 、 Haplotype 、 Biology 、 Mesolithic 、 Mitochondrial DNA
摘要: Genetically-based reconstructions of the history pig domestication in Europe are based on two major pillars: 1) temporal changes mitochondrial DNA lineages related to domestication; 2) Near Eastern haplotypes which appeared and then disappeared some sites across genetic markers first domestic pigs. We typed a small but informative fragment 23 Sus scrofa samples from site north eastern Italy (Biarzo shelter) provides continuous record ≈6,000 year time frame Upper Palaeolithic Neolithic. additionally carried out several radiocarbon dating. found that rapid turnover occurred during Mesolithic, suggesting substantial composition can occur naturally few millennia independently processes. Moreover, so-called were present here at least before arrival Neolithic package same area. Consequently, we recommend re-evaluation previous idea farmers introduced pigs domesticated East, Mesolithic communities acquired via cultural exchanges, include possibility more parsimonious hypothesis local Europe.