Anthro-Genetic research student

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Anyone know of any labs that are employing genetics in their
anthropological research and that would be interested in a grad student
with a strong genetics background (U of A Honours Genetics BSc) and a keen
interest (albeit limited education) in archaeology, anthropology and
paleontology? Just some information on some of the labs would be helpful
(i.e. how genetics is being used in their research)!

Thanks,

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