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do you see that NO is closer to N? The Finnish have loads of haplogroup N, a haplogroup common in Asia. A some of the Finns are caucasoids because there live a big part of SwedesWhat is your point?
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Simply an archaic proto-morphology. The skull does not display anatomically modern "Caucasoid" nor "Mongoloid" features.
Again, what is your point? The oldest "Mongoloid" remains in Eurasia are approximately 5500-7000 years old, so how could a 15,000-25,000 year old Eurasian haplogroup have originated in a "Mongoloid" population?
Your comment on the racial nature of the Finns is incredibly misinformed, and I won't bother discussing it.
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He looks Eurasian. If we consider the fact that the Haplogroups N and O have the same origins and are descendants of the Haplogroup NO, then the first N carriers would have been Mongoloid. My theory is that the first N carriers were Mongoloid and cold adapted, as they went further west they didn't need epichantic folds, because the climate is milder in Western Russia than in Siberia, so the Eyes became rounder.
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Japanese have a lot of D and Albanians have E and their haplogroups descend from haplogroup DE.
Albanians are Japanese and Ethiopian mix.
Finns are Syberians
Large number of Western and Eastern Europeans are Pakistanis.
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it predates races
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