Tip labels refer to gelada and baboon haplotypes (see S1 Table). The five major gelada haplogroups (clades) and their geographic origin are indicated by colour (orange = southern, green = northern, and yellow = central; see also Fig 1). Outgroup baboon haplogroups are labelled according to [70,71]. Node labels refer to ML BS and Bayesian PP support values (black circles: BS > 98%; PP > 0.98). The time scale below the tree indicates million years ago. Haplogroup designation and geographic origin of gelada samples coincide with only one exception: one sample found in the Simien Mountains (northern population) had a mtDNA haplotype which was identical to haplotype 60 belonging to the central-1 clade.</p
The red arrow indicates haplotype 60 which contains one sample from the northern population (close t...
<p>On the basis of the differences in Glu12 frequency in the three groups, it is likely that most an...
<p>Palearctic clades are identified by subspecific names. Nearctic clades are identified by letters ...
The large-bodied, terrestrial primates in the tribe Papionini are among the most intensely studied a...
The large-bodied, terrestrial primates in the tribe Papionini are among the most intensely studied a...
Color coding of the Tagar stages: orange—the Early Tagar stage; blue—the Middle Tagar Stage; green—t...
The subspecific taxonomy and distribution of geladas (Theropithecus gelada Rüppell, 1835) remains un...
Additional information on Ethical Statement;Additional information on Material and methods. Sample C...
BACKGROUND: A Southwest Asian origin and dispersal to North Africa in the Early Upper Palaeolithic e...
<p>This schematic tree is based on phylogenetic tree presented in Figure S1. Time estimates (in kya)...
<p>The different haplogroups are shown according to the timeline and their branching from the major ...
<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "A new estimate of afrotherian phylogeny based on ...
Approximate geographic origins of the haplogroups are represented by colored blocks. MRCA: Most rece...
Baboons (genus Papio) and geladas (Theropithecus gelada) are now generally recognized as close phylo...
The genus of Papio (baboon) has six recognized species separated into Northern and Southern clades, ...
The red arrow indicates haplotype 60 which contains one sample from the northern population (close t...
<p>On the basis of the differences in Glu12 frequency in the three groups, it is likely that most an...
<p>Palearctic clades are identified by subspecific names. Nearctic clades are identified by letters ...
The large-bodied, terrestrial primates in the tribe Papionini are among the most intensely studied a...
The large-bodied, terrestrial primates in the tribe Papionini are among the most intensely studied a...
Color coding of the Tagar stages: orange—the Early Tagar stage; blue—the Middle Tagar Stage; green—t...
The subspecific taxonomy and distribution of geladas (Theropithecus gelada Rüppell, 1835) remains un...
Additional information on Ethical Statement;Additional information on Material and methods. Sample C...
BACKGROUND: A Southwest Asian origin and dispersal to North Africa in the Early Upper Palaeolithic e...
<p>This schematic tree is based on phylogenetic tree presented in Figure S1. Time estimates (in kya)...
<p>The different haplogroups are shown according to the timeline and their branching from the major ...
<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "A new estimate of afrotherian phylogeny based on ...
Approximate geographic origins of the haplogroups are represented by colored blocks. MRCA: Most rece...
Baboons (genus Papio) and geladas (Theropithecus gelada) are now generally recognized as close phylo...
The genus of Papio (baboon) has six recognized species separated into Northern and Southern clades, ...
The red arrow indicates haplotype 60 which contains one sample from the northern population (close t...
<p>On the basis of the differences in Glu12 frequency in the three groups, it is likely that most an...
<p>Palearctic clades are identified by subspecific names. Nearctic clades are identified by letters ...