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What kind of admixture(s) make Levant and Iraqi Arabs look different from peninsular Arabs?
Or, is the main reason for such difference mainly climatic adaptation?
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probably a bit more Caucasus/Gedrosia? (J2)
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AFAIK, they also have more I and R, which might have come from Crusaders.Originally Posted by Kyp Snow
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Gedrosia
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Caucasian input.
Ancient Levantines looked closer to Arabians than they do today.
AncestryDna results: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...tryDNA-results
G25 results: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...77#post6265677
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I guess they also have Crusader admixture. Presence of I and R presence among Iraqis and Levant Arabs show that.
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There's an strong SSA imput in Arabian Peninsula.
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Levantines and Iraqis have higher West Asian admixture and lower Sub Saharan admixture than Gulf Arabs.
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A lot factors, more admixture in the Levant.
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mostly people from the Copper Age Armenia.
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