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Mar 2022
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Jennifer Raff on the Genetic History of ...

Daily Stoic | Wondery
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Ryan talks to Anthropological geneticist Jennifer Raff about her new book Origin: A Genetic History of the Americas, how drastically our understanding of North American history has changed, the important perspective that understanding of history gives you about the world around you, and more. Dr. Jennifer Raff is an assistant professor at the University of ... Show More
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