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To determine: The reason behind the presence of mitochondrial DNA in the population of North America and South America which is similar to population in northeast Asia.
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The presence or absence of a particular gene pattern helps in establishing ancestral relationship among different population of the same species. It is also important in understanding the migration pattern or the pattern of gene flow.
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