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  • Modern Iranians are not Ancient Iranians! There is a difference . . .
    Hi everyone, there was a recent DNA study comparing modern Iranians and Iranian Zoroastrians, and it turns out and modern Iranians are completely different from their ancestors There is significant evidence that suggests that modern Iranians have elevated Middle Eastern and South Asian ancestry, and in the case of the Bandaris, African ancestry Source (can't post link), look up: The Genetic
  • Pictish ancient DNA [Archive] - Anthrogenica
    Not too many surprises in this paper which was published under a week age Picts were both linguistically and genetically insular Celts and resembled modern 'Celtic fringe' populations of western Scotland, Northern Ireland (rest of Ireland wasnt compared) and west Wales the most The general areas where Celtic languages lingered the longest Probably the most interesting finding is that there
  • Thoughts on what autosomal component was originally linked with R1b . . .
    Anyway does anyone have any ideas about what, if any autosomal component (I would guess around the 10% mark) may have been associated with this group I am thinking of the component that was originally called north Caucasus is the most likely signature Dienekes for some weird reason decided to call it SW Asian but he has been heavily criticised for this because it is seem as an attempt by him
  • YFull STR matches [Archive] - Anthrogenica
    The YFull FAQ on STR interpretations matches says "close matches are matches with a genetic distance of less than 0 1, and distant matches are matches with genetic distance of 0 1 to 0 2 " At the moment I have one "close" match It's calculated to be a genetic distance of 0 028, or 11 389 Can anyone with one or more close STR matches at YFull as well as some knowledge of relationship, such as
  • Forum: Administration - anthrogenica. com
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  • Z251 - anthrogenica. com
    Dear Guests! Welcome to Anthrogenica, an independent community-funded, community-led discussion forum catering towards all aspects of anthropology and population consumer genetics Sign up to read more and engage with our discussions! Page 1 of 2 1 2 Last Threads 1 to 20 of 24 Forum: Z251
  • M222 (L21 gt;DF13 gt;DF49 gt;DF23 gt;Z2961 gt;M222) downstream SNP tracking [Archive . . .
    The other key finding is a new SNP under M222 This is shaping up to be the "DF13 of M222" This SNP is S7073, according to Iain there is one confirmed M222+, S7073-, the testee is anonymous and of Scottish origin Again it's pointing towards the North of Britain as source location for M222 List
  • Aryan vs Dravidians - A Myth by Dr. Dr. Subramanian Swamy [Archive . . .
    But in consequence of the omission of the sacred rites, and of their not consulting Brahmanas, the follo wing trib es of Kshatriy as ha v e gradually sunk in this w orld to the condition of Sudras; 44 (Viz ) the P aun- drak as, the Ko das, the Dra vidas, the Kam b ogas, the Y a- v anas, the Sak as, the P aradas, the P ahla v as, the Kinas, the Kiratas, and the Daradas 45 All those trib es
  • Iron Age and Anglo-Saxon genomes from East England reveal British . . .
    Thread Tools 07-18-2015,09:16 PM #31 Tomenable Registered Users Posts 7,726 Sex ♂ Location Poland, Wielkopolska Ethnicity Polish (Wielkopolans) Nationality Polish aDNA Match (1st) VK473 aDNA Match (2nd) Av1 aDNA Match (3rd) KRA002 Y-DNA (P) R1b-L617 Kapuscinski mtDNA (M) W6a Y-DNA (M) R1a-L1029 Meller Also, medieval and early modern migrants to Britain were generally from Northern Europe
  • A dynamic 6,000-year genetic history of Eurasia’s Eastern Steppe
    The Afanasievo sample SHT001 from Shatar Chuluu site is R1b-P311 I don't know if it is the same sample than sample I6222 from the paper: The Genomic Formation of Human Populations in East Asia, but both are from the same archaeological site I think no because they haven't the same mitochondrial haplogroup: R and N1a In any case, this R1b-P311 is confirmed in Afanasievo culture 03-29-2020





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