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What would you guess Pele's dna results would be?
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Speculatively he should be close to a full black african, because we are in the last area that received black african slaves because the coffee plantations.Originally Posted by RMuller
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Pele is from Santos? He must be around 15-25% non-black?
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Pele is from Três Corações City, coffee plantation area.
The last blacks that came to Brazil were due Hausa-Fulani war, as they were sahelian, maybe they already came to Brazil with some caucasoid component.
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How much caucasian are sahelian's?Pele is from Três Corações City, coffee plantation area.
The last blacks that came to Brazil were due Hausa-Fulani war, as they were sahelian, maybe they already came to Brazil with some caucasoid component.
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80%+ SSA, for sure. I think many other Brazilian footballers like Maicon, Ramires, Vinicius Junior etc would score 80%+ SSA. I don't believe that predominantly Africans are so few in Brazil as the studies are saying.
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Vary according population, but specifically about hausa-fulani they can peak 15%.
Most surprisingly is most hausas (50%) are R1b yDNA.
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