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No, but southern and northern europeans are genetically much closer(and compatible) to each other than to West asians or NAs. So, the idea that all europeans share a common ancestry isnt invalid or anything.
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It depends which groups you mean. Greeks, South Italians and Maltese are closer to Northern Europeans than to Gulf Arabs, but at the same time closer to Caucasians, Turks and Levantines than to Northern Europeans. On the other hand, it is true that Northern Italians and Iberians (minus Canarians) are closer to Northern Europeans than to any MENAs.
I'm sure you would. I can't stand those who reply to me only to try and prove me wrong. It's highly annoying, and a form of trolling. How many fucking Negroids do you see with pale skin and blue eyes? Next time you reply to me, try not to piss me off and I might reply with something other than an emoticon.
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On the PCA charts, Greeks cluster very closely with their neighbors, and other europeans, while the Turks cluster their ME neighbors and other west asians despite the geographic approximation between greece and tureky. All whites, whether they are southern or northern euros, are genetically more closer to each other than to other peoples and races.
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This is my view.
With the exception of far northern Italians and some of the more ethnically distinct Portuguese phenotypes, all Southern Europeans look more alike than any of them look to West Asians and North Africans. That is, most Iberians, most Italians, and nearly all Greeks pass better in one another's countries than in Lebanon, Armenia, Iraq.
However, I think that most southern Italians, many Greeks, and nearly all Maltese pass better in Anatolia, Caucasus, and the Levant than anywhere north of the Alps, Danube, or Pyrenees.
Genetics backs this up too.
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Look more closely at said charts, and you'll find that Greeks are certainly closer to Turks than to any Northern Europeans (except maybe the French). That is my point. Greeks have very scant overlap phenotypically and genetically with anywhere north of Bucharest and Rome.
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