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Originally Posted by vbnetkhio
Clust very close to Sardinians...
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https://anthrogenica.com/showthread....unter-GathererQuote:
Originally Posted by vbnetkhio
Clust very close to Sardinians...
At the haplogroup level, it's true, but not at the autosomal level. My father who is from the North of France can be modeled as 44% Barcin and 42% Indo-European. Even at 30% the contribution remains important to speak of an autosomal victory for the Indo-Europeans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamm
yepQuote:
Originally Posted by dududud
all of Europe was once Sardinian-like
Model him with corded ware Baltic early instead of yamnaya and what he gets?Quote:
Originally Posted by dududud
The details still matter and I'm not really bothered about being Indo-European. I'm just interested in genetics period and all the details. I'm not complexed about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by dududud
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/99/2f...992f826887.jpg
The chad HG vs the virgin farmer
https://i.imgur.com/J7ZpHPX.jpg
HG: Has club
Black men with blue eyes
Lives in the moment, doesn't care if half it's population is wiped out by a tsunami.
Always reconstructed with dope mullets
Has a Farmer MTDNA haplogroup
Farmer:
Has only tools for farming
Just an ordinary black guy
Works for the man all day
Reconstructed bald
Has farmer MTDNA
https://i.imgur.com/oMmgOzM.jpg
It would be great to have history books divided by haplogroups, so proper credit and blame would be assigned.
I'd buy that for a shekel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nordarya
Send me datasheet. BruhQuote:
Originally Posted by Dick
Big brain farmer*Quote:
Originally Posted by PaleoEuropean