<b><u>ORIGIN</u>: A Genetic History of the Americas by Jennifer Raff</b> tells the tale of who the earliest peoples in the Americas were, how and why they crossed the Atlantic, how and why they moved south, and how they lived, using a new and powerful type of evidence: their whole genomes.&nbsp;<br /><br />ORIGIN gives a broad review of these new histories from North and South America, as well as a look at how genetics can provide information about human history and evolution.<br /><br />ORIGIN is a historical and contemporary investigation of how genetics is presently being utilized to generate myths that have a significant influence on Indigenous peoples in the Americas. It serves as a primer for anybody interested in how genetics has gotten intertwined with identity in society&#39;s response to the question of &quot;Who is indigenous?&quot;<br /><br />This is the SUMMARY of the book, Origin: A Genetic History of the Americas by Jennifer Raff, which in no way intends to displace the original work but offers the following:<br /><br />* <b>An in-depth analysis of the book</b><br /><br />* <b>An efficiently written work that conveys the authors&#39; message in a reader-friendly manner</b>.<br /><br />* <b>A sufficient synopsis of the author&#39;s main ideas.</b><br /><br />These and many more can be found in this little book of immeasurable value!&nbsp;<br /><br />Click on the Buy Now button to Order your copy now!.<br />---------<br /><u>DISCLAIMER</u><br /><br />This book is an unofficial summary and analysis of Jennifer Raff&#39;s book, Origin: A Genetic History of the Americas, which should be read in conjunction with the original work, not as a substitute. This content is solely the responsibility of Quick Reads, which is not affiliated with the original author in any way.<br /><quillbot-extension-portal></quillbot-extension-portal>