Wolfgang Haak is a researcher in Ancient DNA and population genetics, studying the ancestry and movement of past human biological populations. Massive migration from the steppe was a source for Indo-European languages in Europe by Wolfgang Haak and others used genome-wide data to identify a major ancestry change in prehistoric Europe. Genetic ancestry provides evidence about biological population history, while the linguistic interpretation additionally depends on archaeological and linguistic context. [ref]
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Wolfgang Haak, Max Planck Institute portrait
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