Ancient genomes indicate population replacement in Early Neolithic Britain
Selina Brace(Natural History Museum), Ian Barnes(Natural History Museum), Kristin Stewardson(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Mike Parker Pearson(University College London), Sophy Charlton(Natural History Museum), Rick Schulting(University of Oxford), Íñigo Olalde(Harvard University), Oliver E. Craig(University of York), Alison Sheridan(National Museums Scotland), Manfred Kayser(Erasmus MC), Ian Armit(University of York), Swapan Mallick(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Yoan Diekmann(University College London), Jonas Oppenheimer(University of California, Santa Cruz), Matthew Ferry(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Mark Thomas(University College London), Garrett Hellenthal(University College London), Lucy van Dorp(University College London), Nasreen Broomandkhoshbacht(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Susan Walsh(Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis), Megan Michel(Harvard University), Rui Martiniano(University of Cambridge), Chris Stringer(Natural History Museum), Nadin Rohland(Broad Institute), Zuzana Faltyskova(University College London), David Reich(Howard Hughes Medical Institute)
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