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http://eujournal.org/index.php/esj/a...File/4182/4018
THE STORY OF TWO NORTHWARD MIGRATIONS - ORIGINS OF FINNO - PERMIC AND BALTO - SLAVIC LANGUAGES IN NORTHEAST EUROPE, BASED ON HUMAN Y - CHROMOSOME HAPLOGROUPS
in short, they wrote:Abstract
This paper attemps to find a plausible explanation for the origins of Balto
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Slavic and Finno-Permian languages in Northeast Europe by a research based on the analysis of statistical databases of human Y-chromosome haplogroups . The mainstream view that
associates Balto-Slavic languages with haplogroup R1a and íthe Corded Ware Culture, and Finno-Permian languages with haplogroup N, fails to solve several contradictions: How
come, that the presence of subclades of haplogroup R are as high in most Finno-Permian populations, as the presence of haplogroup N? How come, that Corded Ware culture spread
so far north, that it covered the early-medieval range of most Finno-Permic languages? This
paper is trying to set up a hypothesis that solves these contradictions.
R1a (Z280) was Uralic/Permian, N1 Finnic
when I2a came (probably with R1a m-458) we have those Slavic dialects
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