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Welcome back to Coast to Coast, George.

Nori with you along with LA Marsouli.

We're talking about elongated skulls and peru that some say could be normal and natural humans

that they elongated as babies.

Others may be not.

So 58 DNA samples, LA, tell us what happened.

Well, out of the 58, 20 and eight of them basically sequenced.

And many of them, or I should say some of them, would be the results exactly what we would

expect. They would be.

Now the haplogroups, it comes from the mitochondrial DNA, the mother's side of the equation.

And so there are lots of different haplogroups and those haplogroups will point to a certain area

of the world in which these people originated in.

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