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    The document reports on a study that analyzed the genomes of over 1000 ancient humans. It found genetic variations associated with adaptations to high altitude environments in Tibetans originated from an unknown ancient population that mixed with Tibetan ancestors prior to their arrival in the Tibetan Plateau. The variations were not found in other ancient Eurasian groups. This suggests adaptations to life at high elevations first arose in this unknown ancient human population before being passed on to ancestral Tibetans.

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    The document reports on a study that analyzed the genomes of over 1000 ancient humans. It found genetic variations associated with adaptations to high altitude environments in Tibetans originated from an unknown ancient population that mixed with Tibetan ancestors prior to their arrival in the Tibetan Plateau. The variations were not found in other ancient Eurasian groups. This suggests adaptations to life at high elevations first arose in this unknown ancient human population before being passed on to ancestral Tibetans.

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    The document reports on a study that analyzed the genomes of over 1000 ancient humans. It found genetic variations associated with adaptations to high altitude environments in Tibetans originated from an unknown ancient population that mixed with Tibetan ancestors prior to their arrival in the Tibetan Plateau. The variations were not found in other ancient Eurasian groups. This suggests adaptations to life at high elevations first arose in this unknown ancient human population before being passed on to ancestral Tibetans.

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    The document reports on a study that analyzed the genomes of over 1000 ancient humans. It found genetic variations associated with adaptations to high altitude environments in Tibetans originated from an unknown ancient population that mixed with Tibetan ancestors prior to their arrival in the Tibetan Plateau. The variations were not found in other ancient Eurasian groups. This suggests adaptations to life at high elevations first arose in this unknown ancient human population before being passed on to ancestral Tibetans.

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