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This is outdated genetics, lol it's from year 2000.
Genetics are genetics. Is there newer results that you can put on the table?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ibericus
Or does it have more to do with Moorish genes in Portugese ?
I do not understand it, can you explain it in a few words?
it says closest to serbs are bulgarians and then turks,armenians... and most common type is the anatolian type i guess somekind of turanid and then dinaric and then slavic only really common in vojvodina and croats are closer to germans but also corsicansQuote:
Originally Posted by Kastrioti1443
No, things have changed a lot since then. For example they talk about "Sardinians being close to Croats" but today we know that haplogorup I2 is divided between the South-Slavic branch and the Ibero-Sardinian branch. Also today we have Autosomal dna analyiss, )genome-wide, not just haplogorup markers) back then in 2000 we didn't or it was very limited.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hrulj
Bosniaks have more Turkish markers than Serbs, especially those from Sarajevo and Mostar ;)
Serbs are 49% Turkish, and 13% arab. Or 49% of Serbs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kastrioti1443
Nice thread, I like it. There's one typical Afro-Asiatic Serb Dušan Basta for example.
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/236/bastaxu5.jpg
That's very funny because my 23andMe shows 0% out of Europe. Not even 0.1% out of Europe. Not even <0.1% out of Europe as I seen profiles have. So how is that possible? Or maybe your dumbass doesn't know how to read study ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hrulj