Novel method uncovers historical migration trends in China, suggesting broader applications globally.
The GNCurve method presents a novel surname-based approach to studying regional historical migration patterns and provides a unique perspective on how geographical, historical, and socioeconomic factors have influenced the current population structure. Additionally, GNCurve is potentially a tool for investigating historical migration patterns in other countries and regions.
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