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Video 27: Svante Paabo, clip 2
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Svante Paabo is the Director of the Department of Evoluntionary Genetics at the Max Planck Institute. He uses mutations to look at human evolution.
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svante paabo, max planck institute, human evolution, mutations, genetics,
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