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More caucasoid fathers and more mongoloid mothers, expected.
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How the fuck did E get to mongoria
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Mongolia have a lot of J2a. it is interesting.
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A very interesting study although unfortunately some of the samples may have been mixed up. Quoting a user from Antrhogenica.
''Alexey Kovalev of Russian Academy of Sciences says Jeong et al did not ask for permission to use certain samples and that some of the attributions are inaccurate.
KUR001 = AT_635 = I6361 (2618-2487 BC, but questionable date?): incorrectly listed as Afanasievo, this is a secondary burial in a Chemurchek barrow; Kovalev thinks a group of mixed Chemurchek-East Kazakhstan culture. Wang et al has correct info, grouped as Mongolia_EBA_1_Ulgii.
SBG001 = AT_960 (1436-1284 BCE): incorrectly listed as Munkhkhairkhan culture. "Construction of this kurgan and burial custom is wery similar to Begazy-Dandybai culture (Late Andronovo) of neighbouring Kazakhstan."
ULI001 = AT_676 = I6363 (1214-1058 BCE): incorrectly listed as DSKC; should be Mongun-Taiga LBA. Again correctly listed in Wang et al.
ULI003 = AT_680 (1196-1011 BCE): incorrectly listed as Baitag culture. In fact "...burial on the former surface in stone cist on the back in stretched position. Newly discovered Baitag culture characterized by burials in small pits in position with knees up. This kurgan belong to same cultural group like ULZ001 (AT_674)...."
ULI004 = AT_672: this really belongs to Baitag culture. (Too low quality anyway).
ULZ001 = AT_674 = I6362 (1008-856 BCE): incorrectly listed as from Sukhbaatar aimag, but from Khovd aimag. Seems to be correct in Wang et al (Mongolia_LBA_5_CenterWest).
Looks like the information for corresponding samples in Wang et al is correct (hopefully they also got permission!). Well, both are still preprints.''
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