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Evgeniya Nikolaevna Kamenshchikova

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ID9026035
NAMEEvgeniya Nikolaevna Kamenshchikova
GIVEN NAMESEvgeniya Nikolaevna
FAMILY NAMEKamenshchikova
SIGNATUREKAMENSHCHIKOVA E N
ORCID0000-0003-1484-0820
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX0
  • The Chukchi of Kamchatka

    Open Access•Anastasiya T Agdzhoyan, Anna A Bogunova et al.•ARTICLE•Moscow University Anthropology…•2021

    Results and discussion. Y-chromosomes of the Kamchatkan Chukchi show a low diversity, being dominated by two variants N3a5b-B202 (57%) and N3*-M178* (19%), both virtually absent in the neighboring groups of Kamchatka. Phylogenetic analysis of the major lineages reveals some similarity with the populations of Chukotka (including Yupik Eskimo) at the level of clusters and closely matching haplotypes. More likely, this similarity can be explained by…

  • Genetic entangling of the Tungusic-speaking populations of the Far East

    Open Access•Elena V Balanovska, Anastasiya T Agdzhoyan et al.•ARTICLE•Moscow University Anthropology…•2020

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  • Demographic portrait of Koryaks from Northern Kamchatka

    Open Access•Elena V Balanovska, Yury V Bogunov et al.•ARTICLE•Moscow University Anthropology…•2020

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  • Demographic situation in Chukchi settlements from North Kamchatka

    Open Access•Elena V Balanovska, Yury V Bogunov et al.•ARTICLE•Moscow University Anthropology…•2020

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  • Genetic entangling of the Tungusic-speaking populations of the Far East

    Open Access•Elena V Balanovska, Anastasiya T Agdzhoyan et al.•ARTICLE•Moscow University Anthropology…•2020

    ae

  • Demographic portrait of Koryaks from Northern Kamchatka

    Open Access•Elena V Balanovska, Yury V Bogunov et al.•ARTICLE•Moscow University Anthropology…•2020

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  • Demographic situation in Chukchi settlements from North Kamchatka

    Open Access•Elena V Balanovska, Yury V Bogunov et al.•ARTICLE•Moscow University Anthropology…•2020

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  • The Chukchi of Kamchatka

    Open Access•Anastasiya T Agdzhoyan, Anna A Bogunova et al.•ARTICLE•Moscow University Anthropology…•2021

    Results and discussion. Y-chromosomes of the Kamchatkan Chukchi show a low diversity, being dominated by two variants N3a5b-B202 (57%) and N3*-M178* (19%), both virtually absent in the neighboring groups of Kamchatka. Phylogenetic analysis of the major lineages reveals some similarity with the populations of Chukotka (including Yupik Eskimo) at the level of clusters and closely matching haplotypes. More likely, this similarity can be explained by…

Archaeology (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (2 works) · Archipelago (1 work) · Demography (1 work) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (1 work) · Evolutionary biology (1 work) · Forensic and Genetic Research (1 work) · Gene (1 work)

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