Genetic evidence raises questions about settler-Indigenous relations in New France

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Phys.org	Genetic evidence raises questions about settler-Indigenous relations in New France	A Université de Montréal–led research team has analyzed the genetic origins of human remains found in Old Montreal—and uncovered unexpected results.	16 Oct, 19:50	16 Oct, 20:00	0m	phys.org	First

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