Rethel
04-29-2017, 02:47 PM
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashubians#Genetics
One of the most Indoeuropean people...
2015:
INDOEUROPEANS - 71.1%
Wuhageans - 17.6%
Hamites - 3.4%
Others - 7.9%
2010:
INDOEUROPEANS - 76.6%
Wuhageans - 15.6%
Hamites - 3.1%
Siberindians - 3.1%
Others - 1.6%
Genetics
According to a study published in September 2015, by far the most common Y-chromosome DNA haplogroup among the Kashubians who live in Kashubia, is haplogroup R1a, which is carried by 61.8% of Kashubian males. It is followed in frequency by I1 (13.2%), R1b (9.3%), I2 (4.4%) and E1b1b (3.4%). Altogether these account for over 9/10 of the total Kashubian Y-DNA diversity. A study from January 2010 discovered similar proportions of most haplogroups (R1a - 68.8%, I1 - 12.5%, R1b - 7.8%, I2 - 3.1%, E1b1b - 3.1%), but found also Q1a in 3.1% of Kashubians. This study reported no significant differences between Kashubians from Poland and other Poles as far as Y chromosome polymorphism is regarded. When it comes to mitochondrial DNA haplogroups, according to a January 2013 study, the most common major lineages among the Kashubians, each carried by at least 2.5% of their population, include J1 (12.3%), H1 (11.8%), H* (8.9%), T* (5.9%), T2 (5.4%), U5a (5.4%), U5b (5.4%), U4a (3.9%), H10 (3.9%), H11 (3.0%), H4 (3.0%), K (3.0%), V (3.0%), H2a (2.5%) and W (2.5%). Altogether they account for almost 8/10 of the total Kashubian mtDNA diversity.
Links, to other interesting sources. Maybe someone
will rewrite something interesting and put it here.
2015: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4558026/ and http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0135820
2010: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ajpa.21253/abstract;jsessionid=E57415073EF17677102DE86140BD0F 6D.f04t01
2013: http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0054360
http://en.kaszubia.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/kashubians-xix-xx.png
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And now I am adding this to OP:
Data from Mlukas: (http://www.theapricity.com/forum/member.php?17020-mlukas)
CENTRAL KASHUBIA:
Indoeuropeans - 66.66%
Wuhageans* - 18.27%
Hamites - 7,53%
Ugrofinians - 2.15%
CaucoFarmerians - 1.07%
Jewoids I&II - 1.07%
Otheroids - 2.15%
NORTHERN KASHUBIA:
Indoeuropeans - 72.86%
Wuhageans* - 24.28%
Caucofarmerians - 1.43%
Jewoids I&II - 1.43%
Otheroids - 0.0%
SOUTHERN KASHUBIA:
Indoeuropeans - 78.05%
Jewoids I&II - 7.32%
Wuhageans* - 4.88%
CaucoFarmerians - 4.87%
Ugrofinians - 2.44%
Hamites - 0.0%
Otheroids - 2.44%
*Info for Dick - in this:
CK - 15.05% of I1.
NK - 15.71% of I1.
SK - 4.88% of I1.
One of the most Indoeuropean people...
2015:
INDOEUROPEANS - 71.1%
Wuhageans - 17.6%
Hamites - 3.4%
Others - 7.9%
2010:
INDOEUROPEANS - 76.6%
Wuhageans - 15.6%
Hamites - 3.1%
Siberindians - 3.1%
Others - 1.6%
Genetics
According to a study published in September 2015, by far the most common Y-chromosome DNA haplogroup among the Kashubians who live in Kashubia, is haplogroup R1a, which is carried by 61.8% of Kashubian males. It is followed in frequency by I1 (13.2%), R1b (9.3%), I2 (4.4%) and E1b1b (3.4%). Altogether these account for over 9/10 of the total Kashubian Y-DNA diversity. A study from January 2010 discovered similar proportions of most haplogroups (R1a - 68.8%, I1 - 12.5%, R1b - 7.8%, I2 - 3.1%, E1b1b - 3.1%), but found also Q1a in 3.1% of Kashubians. This study reported no significant differences between Kashubians from Poland and other Poles as far as Y chromosome polymorphism is regarded. When it comes to mitochondrial DNA haplogroups, according to a January 2013 study, the most common major lineages among the Kashubians, each carried by at least 2.5% of their population, include J1 (12.3%), H1 (11.8%), H* (8.9%), T* (5.9%), T2 (5.4%), U5a (5.4%), U5b (5.4%), U4a (3.9%), H10 (3.9%), H11 (3.0%), H4 (3.0%), K (3.0%), V (3.0%), H2a (2.5%) and W (2.5%). Altogether they account for almost 8/10 of the total Kashubian mtDNA diversity.
Links, to other interesting sources. Maybe someone
will rewrite something interesting and put it here.
2015: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4558026/ and http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0135820
2010: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ajpa.21253/abstract;jsessionid=E57415073EF17677102DE86140BD0F 6D.f04t01
2013: http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0054360
http://en.kaszubia.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/kashubians-xix-xx.png
==============================================
And now I am adding this to OP:
Data from Mlukas: (http://www.theapricity.com/forum/member.php?17020-mlukas)
CENTRAL KASHUBIA:
Indoeuropeans - 66.66%
Wuhageans* - 18.27%
Hamites - 7,53%
Ugrofinians - 2.15%
CaucoFarmerians - 1.07%
Jewoids I&II - 1.07%
Otheroids - 2.15%
NORTHERN KASHUBIA:
Indoeuropeans - 72.86%
Wuhageans* - 24.28%
Caucofarmerians - 1.43%
Jewoids I&II - 1.43%
Otheroids - 0.0%
SOUTHERN KASHUBIA:
Indoeuropeans - 78.05%
Jewoids I&II - 7.32%
Wuhageans* - 4.88%
CaucoFarmerians - 4.87%
Ugrofinians - 2.44%
Hamites - 0.0%
Otheroids - 2.44%
*Info for Dick - in this:
CK - 15.05% of I1.
NK - 15.71% of I1.
SK - 4.88% of I1.