2022
DOI: 10.1002/ajpa.24683
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Pace and space in the practice of aDNA research: Concerns from the periphery

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“…Concerns related to ethical issues in scientific endeavors have led to an increase in studies seeking to establish best practice guidelines to mitigate the potential harm of genetic scientific studies to other social actors (Arbour & Cook, 2006; Claw et al, 2018; Hudson et al, 2020; Tsosie et al, 2020; Wagner et al, 2020; Yáñez et al, 2022). Undeniably, the field of aDNA opens the possibility of studying the biological past directly with a temporal scope without parallel in other disciplines (Orlando et al, 2021; Schwartz‐Marin, 2015).…”
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“…Concerns related to ethical issues in scientific endeavors have led to an increase in studies seeking to establish best practice guidelines to mitigate the potential harm of genetic scientific studies to other social actors (Arbour & Cook, 2006; Claw et al, 2018; Hudson et al, 2020; Tsosie et al, 2020; Wagner et al, 2020; Yáñez et al, 2022). Undeniably, the field of aDNA opens the possibility of studying the biological past directly with a temporal scope without parallel in other disciplines (Orlando et al, 2021; Schwartz‐Marin, 2015).…”
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“…Moreover, these standards do not address the historical, cultural, political, and social aspects of the studied region to ensure a contextualized approach. This lack of concern about the consequences of research and lack of engagement with local communities associated with NHA could be interpreted as a consequence of the asymmetry in the "core-periphery" relationship and the "hegemonic practices," as discussed in other works (Argüelles et al, 2022;Ávila-Arcos et al, 2022;Yáñez et al, 2022). According to these asymmetries, the financial, economic, and/or market interests of the leading laboratories are prioritized over the local and non-center participants' interests.…”
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“…The advantage of this narrative is that not only provides clarity but also helps in building stronger connections with both Indigenous people and other scientists who would be interested in interdisciplinary and international collaborations. Raff also takes the opportunity to describe the ecosystem of aDNA research as being dominated by large and well‐funded labs, which usually conduct fast science by prioritizing the continuous production of new data and publication of papers, while disregarding meaningful and long‐standing collaborations with both researchers from peripheral countries and with Indigenous communities 2 . However, an aspect that could be explored further is what are the implications of that concentration of resources for studying ancient human migrations.…”
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