Table 1 Details of the studied individuals carrying chromosomal aneuploidies.
From: Detection of chromosomal aneuploidy in ancient genomes
Sample ID | Skeleton ID | Human skeletal element | Archaeological site | Absolute/relative dates | Karyotype | Age at death |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
C10090 | CH163 | Right mandibular second molar | Charterhouse Warren | Iron Age (2703–2365 cal BP, cal AD 754–416) | 45,X0/46,XX | 18–22 y |
C10427 | WS224 (Gen Lab 199) | Left stapes | Wetwang Slack | Iron Age | 47,XXY | 18–19 y |
C10462 | WS267 (Gen Lab 162) | Right temporal | Wetwang Slack | Iron Age | 47,XY, + 21 | Neonate |
C11119 | Sk4205 | Left incus | Medieval cemetery under Longwall Quad, Magdalen College, Oxford | Medieval Period (cal AD 1050–1290) | 47,XXY | 36–45 y / 45+ y |
C11569 | Sk30828 | Right temporal | Trinity Burial Ground, Kingston-Upon-Hull | Post-medieval Period (early 19th c.) | 47,XXY | 16–19 y |
C13582 | 16586 | Right malleus | Lincoln Eastern Bypass | Early Medieval Period (8th c.) | 47,XYY | 46+ y |
