A cemetary Theadore Schurr Assisted Many African Americans in Finding Out More about Their Past, The New York Times Many African American citizens are Charleston can not trace their lineage back beyond a few generations. However with the help of Schurr, DNA tests reveal much more information regarding their past. Citation:
" " Theodore G. Schurr is among the Eight Penn professors elected as 2022 AAAS Fellows, penn today Theodore G.
" " Theodore G. Schurr co-authored research on the origins of 36 enslaved Africans in 18th-century Charleston, Penn Today Penn
Theodore G. Schurr was featured in Penn Today for his work uncovering how people migrated to Micronesia Theodore G.
Theodore Schurr featured in Penn Today Theodore Schurr (PSC Research Associate) was featured in a Penn Today 
Theodore Schurr was featured in the Penn News spotlight "Using DNA as a Tool to Understand Human History" Theodore Schurr was featured in Penn News and OMNIA "Using
Theodore Schurr is quoted in Christian Science Monitor article "DNA research suggests large-scale collapse of Native American ancestors". Theodore Schurr is quoted in Christian Science Monitor article "DNA research suggests large-scale collapse of Native
Theodore Schurr is featured in Penn News article "Penn, Notre Dame Researchers Mapping Genetic History of the Caribbean". Theodore Schurr is featured in Penn News article "Penn, Notre Dame Researchers Mapping Genetic History of the Caribbean".
Two studies led by Theodore Schurr reveal new information about the migration patterns of the first humans to settle the Americas. Two studies led by Theodore Schurr reveal new information about the migration patterns of the first
Theodore Schurr’s study of the connection between Native Americans and the Altai population is featured in SAS Frontiers. Theodore Schurr's study of the connection between Native Americans and the Altai population is featured in SAS Frontiers.
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