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Less well-known is the argument that we may all have a single mitochondrial foundress — not necessarily a single ancestress — owing to the likelihood of ‘lineage extinction’ and ‘pedigree collapse’ as a result of mating with cousins, small population sizes, and high mortality before reproductive age.
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Less
well-known
is
the
argument
that
we
may
all
have
a
single
mitochondrial
foundress — not
necessarily
a
single
ancestress — owing
to
the
likelihood
of
‘lineage
extinction’
and
‘pedigree
collapse’
as
a
result
of
mating
with
cousins,
small
population
sizes,
and
high
mortality
before
reproductive
age.
