Scheu A, Hartz S, Schmölcke U, Tresset A, Burger J, Bollongino R; Ancient DNA provides no evidence for independent domestication of cattle in Mesolithic Rosenhof, Northern Germany.J. Arch. Sci. 2008, 35: 1257-1264.
Edwards CJ, Bollongino R, Scheu A, Chamberlain A, Tresset A, Larson G, Czwerwinski P, Arbogast R-M, Arndt B, Baird JF, Bartosiewicz L, Benecke N, Budja M, Chaix L, Choyke AM, Coqueugniot E, Döhle H-J, Göldner H, Hartz S, Helmer D, Herzig B, Hongo H, Mashkour M, Özdogan M, Pucher E, Roth G, Schade-Lindig S, Schmölcke U, Schulting R, Stephan E, Uerpmann H-P, Vörös I, Vigne J-D, Bradley DG, Burger J; Genetic Mitochondrial DNA analysis shows a Near Eastern Neolithic origin for domestic cattle
and no indication of domestication of European aurochs. Proc. R. Soc. B. 2007, 274, 1616: 1377-1385.
Scheu A, Rütze C, Schulz A, Morgenstern P, Burger J, Benecke N; Sexing and mtDNA haplotyping of one of the last wild aurochs populations from the late Slavic site of Falkenwalde in Northeastern Germany.
ICAZ. Tallinn 2008.
Elsner J, Scheu A, Burger J, Bollongino R; Patterns of Cattle Husbandry in the early European Neolithic as revealed by ancient DNA Tagung Gesellschaft für Anthropologie. Freiburg 2007.
Scheu A, Hartz S, Schmölcke U, Tresset A, Burger J, Bollongino R; Aurochs or domesticated cattle? Ancient DNA analysis of early animal husbandry in Northern Germany. Tagung Gesellschaft für Biologische Systematik. Wien 2007.
Scheu A, Burger J, Alt KW, Bollongino R; Domestication of Cattle in Late Mesolithic Northern Germany. Tagung Gesellschaft für Anthropologie. München 2005.
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