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Northern Europeans
Mediterranean non-Europeans
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Last edited by Ugo; 11-22-2023 at 09:49 AM.
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In this particular case, knowing how to read the results, the trend of WHG proportions in the populations that we have seen is maintained both in models that you suggest and in those that I have suggested, which is what it was about.
The exact % is exactly the same, so the rest is just talk.
It wasn't even really a real calculator to model anyone, I simply added some references that someone else had proposed and it was more the list of references that that person requested.
The model I posted some days ago pretended to work with what you are saying, using different Steppe cultures than usual Yamnaya from Samara to represent the "Western Steppe herders" ancestry and using LBK to represent the previously existent "European Farmers" that have already mixed with previouslt existent local HGs, and not removing HGs in order to represent an extra input in some individuals.
Simply experimenting to try to find a path different from the one usually proposed.
Spare me from describing the problems that using that model can present, I did it being aware of its limitations. (Or so I want to think)
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Baltic HGs were probably mixed EHG+WHG people, EHG and WHG , if I remember well were not mixed one with another but had a common base.
So I think they are, but I am not any expert, maybe anyone here can correct me or add more information about it.
I would look at it for sure but right now I can't.
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