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This Is What Americans Were Doing 7,500 Years Ago - The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

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By Mark Waghorn The first Americans migrated more than 4,000 miles – sharing genes through sex, according to new research. The first Americans interbred with prehistoric cavemen and women migrated to Siberia 7,500 years ago, reveals new research. SERGEY V SEMENOV/SWNS TALKER The first Americans interbred with prehistoric cavemen and women migrated to Siberia 7,500 years ago, reveals new research. […]

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