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I do not recall if he has a Dodecad North Italian population. He, of course, does have the Behar North Italian population to use. I unfortunately am not familiar with the origins of the samples comprising the "C_Italian_D" population.Quote:
Originally Posted by alzo zero
Added a few more populations. Not to be taken too seriously. It is a decent rough guide. For example, Spanish and Portuguese have shown to be closely related genetically, as have Assyrians and Armenians.
C_Italian are Central Italians. There are also two North Italian samples, the one from Bergamo (Behar et al.) and the one from north-italian members.Quote:
Originally Posted by alzo zero
lol , seems also this time Scandinavians are a bit more arabic than Spaniards, they have 2% Southwest Asian and Spaniards 1.8 % , new spreadsheet.
The Spanish are almost as Western European as they are Mediterranean.. and all other components are very minor.
Some more populations added:
All populations North of a certain line seem to have less South West Asian, Dutch, German, Mixed Germanic, British - all other Germanics too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iberia
But Swedes and Norwegians both have more (2 percent).
That is rather strange to my eyes and needs an explanation, this or that way.
Well, hI broke off from hJ some while ago. Could have something to do with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Agrippa
What do you mean with that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bastarnae
I was saying that since haplogroup I and haplogroup J diverged from the same haplogroup some 25,000-30,000 years BP that this could be why Swedes have some S-W Asian on dodecad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Agrippa
http://i53.tinypic.com/2j3sd2f.jpg
On a second thought, I doubt that's actually the reason why.:p
I doubt it too ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bastarnae