Outsiders/foreign know nothing about Celtiberians, apart from myths and shits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northern_Sun
Being born in one of the Celtic(Iberian) lands of Spain.Quote:
Where is your source from out of curiosity?:confused:
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Outsiders/foreign know nothing about Celtiberians, apart from myths and shits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northern_Sun
Being born in one of the Celtic(Iberian) lands of Spain.Quote:
Where is your source from out of curiosity?:confused:
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Originally Posted by orangepulp
Phenotype does not always mean genotype.
But yes Bloodtypes don't tell you anything much. My father is O+ and my mom is A+.
I hardly think that you are a biologist, geneticist, anthropologist, or even medical student, so you do not qualify. I am in noway insulting Iberians or the Spanish population. I am only stating scientific findings from medical journals. Don't be mad at me I'm not making things up as I go along.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lábaru
http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/u...n_album/dt.jpg
Biologically the Rh negative mutation arose in Europe 25,000 to 35,000 years ago and spread from there. It does determine that this is a European mutation.Quote:
Originally Posted by orangepulp
Where are the Celts in this text? Berbers have high percentages of O-, are they Basques?Quote:
Originally Posted by Northern_Sun
Enough of garbage, the Celts of Spain were varied, as varied as the current Spanish, with O+ and A+ blood mostly.
more garbage? Berbers have absolutely nothing of Europeans, as shown the genetic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northern_Sun
Read more:D I will buy you a book and send it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lábaru
Berber mtDNA
The Berbers are the indigenous populationof north-west Africa. Although their Y-DNA is almost perfectly homogenous, belonging to haplogroup E-M81, Berber maternal lineages show a much greater diversity, as well as regional disparity. At least half (and up to 90% in some regions) of the Berbers belong to some Eurasian lineages, such as H, HV, R0, J, T, U, K, N1, N2, and X2, mostly of Middle or Near Eastern origin. 5 to 45% of the Berbers will have sub-Saharan mtDNA (L0, L1, L2, L3, L4, L5). There are only three native North African lineages, U6, X1 and M1, representing 0 to 35% of the people depending on the region.
Haplogroup U6 has been observed from the Iberia and the Canary Islands to Senegal in the West, and from Syria to Ethiopia and Kenya in the East. It is also found at low density in Europe, though mostly limited to Iberia. Approximately 10% of all North Africans belong to this lineage.
So, through MtDNA some Berbers are related to Europeans. Please stop showing your ignorance.
I stopped reading here, pure garbage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northern_Sun
I’m sorry arguing with an infantile mind is useless. :rolleyes2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lábaru
You're the ignorant American who tries to guess the blood types of the Celtiberians, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northern_Sun
You're pretty ridiculous, a black African and a Chinese may have the same blood type, the Celts of Spain were different from each other, Celts were not one people, were a culture, the Celtiberians had the same types of blood that the current Spanish, A+ and O+ mostly and that's the only reliable source.