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    According Eupedia Cro-Magnon man was actually I, and R1 arrived much later, about 2000 years ago with western Indoeuropean peoples. So, celtic, italic, germanic and latin correspond to them. But I cannot find the scientific sources supporting this theory.

    R1= Indoeuropeans.

    I= Cro-Magnon man, so Scandinavians and balkanians are the least indoeuropeans?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Third View Post
    According Eupedia Cro-Magnon man was actually I, and R1 arrived much later, about 2000 years ago with western Indoeuropean peoples. So, celtic, italic, germanic and latin correspond to them. But I cannot find the scientific sources supporting this theory.
    We have very few mesolithic European Y-DNA:

    Loschbour, 6220-5990 BC
    I2a1b* - (L178+, M423+, P37.2+, L460+, M438+, L68+, P38+, M170+, M359.2-, L161.1-, L621-)

    Motala, 6000 BC
    Motala 2: I* - (P38+ , U179+ , L41+, M253-, L37-)
    Motala 3: I2 - (L68+, M258+, U179+, L181-, L417-)
    Motala 9: I* - (P38+, P40-)
    Motala 12: I2a1b* - L178+, M423+, P37.2+, L460+, L68+, M170+, M258+, U179+, M359.2-, L621-)

    La Braña. 5,000 BC
    C1a2 - (M130, M216, P255, P260, V183, V199, V232, V20)

    And yes, the haplogroup R1 is a Middle-Eastern haplogroup and arrived into Europe with the neolithic newcomers. Except in Eastern Europe/Central Asia, where maybe was a mesolithic migration too.

    R1= Indoeuropeans.
    I= Cro-Magnon man, so Scandinavians and balkanians are the least indoeuropeans?
    It's more complicated, but basically yes.

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    CM is alot stronger in the Balkans than Scandinavia.

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    I is über mensch cro magnid inded

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    Quote Originally Posted by SvenDC View Post
    CM is alot stronger in the Balkans than Scandinavia.
    The Balkan I2 was presumably a Near Eastern origin haplogroup from the Anatolian-Caucasian LGM refugium and arrived into the Balkan with the neolithic farmers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blogen View Post
    The Balkan I2 was presumably a Near Eastern origin haplogroup from the Anatolian-Caucasian LGM refugium and arrived into the Balkan with the neolithic farmers.
    By just looking at the Cro-magnon's reconstruction you can see how the facial features match with most balkanites.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SvenDC View Post
    By just looking at the Cro-magnon's reconstruction you can see how the facial features match with most balkanites.
    There are other Cro-magnon reconstructions, no need for cherry picking. If Mesolithic Europeans were just a continuation of Paleolithic Europeans Agassi or you would have a little in common with them since genetically we know to whom they would be the closest to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Solin View Post
    There are other Cro-magnon reconstructions, no need for cherry picking. If Mesolithic Europeans were just a continuation of Paleolithic Europeans Agassi or you would have a little in common with them since genetically we know to whom they would be the closest to.
    Post some other reconstructions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SvenDC View Post
    By just looking at the Cro-magnon's reconstruction you can see how the facial features match with most balkanites.
    No.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SvenDC View Post
    Post some other reconstructions.
    Type Cro-magnon reconstructions on google and look for pics. As I have said what does it matter when Balkan people genetically have little in common with Mesolithic Europeans (with peaks in NW Balkans up to 30%), not to mention with Cro-magnons?

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