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Koreans residing on the Korean Peninsula are the result of the Great Migration of Humanity that began in Africa approximately 50,000 to 60,000 years ago. The population was formed as groups of Homo sapiens, who migrated multiple times due to reasons such as climate change and food shortages, settled in East Asia. During this process, there was repeated mixing of hunter-gatherers and agriculturalists, with agriculturalists in the Amur and Liao River basins having a particularly significant influence on the Korean Peninsula. Due to its natural geographical characteristics, the Korean Peninsula developed while maintaining a degree of independence while receiving the benefits of Chinese civilization from close proximity; this also leads to the genetic similarities between Korea and Japan today. The reason the modern climate crisis poses a greater threat to humanity than past drastic climate changes is due to human settled lifestyles and infrastructure, and a response from a humanitarian perspective is required regarding future refugee issues.

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The Origins of Koreans: Tens of Thousands of Years of Migration and Settlement Beginning with Migration to Africa

The Correlation Between Climate Change and Human Migration

Differences Between Hunter-Gatherers and Agriculturalists, and the Formation Process of the Korean People

The Historical Advantages and Disadvantages of the Korean Peninsula's Geopolitical Location

Geographical and Anthropological Considerations on the Future Climate Crisis and Refugee Acceptance

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