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    I am talking genetically and phenotypically, I am NOT taking into account culture because then it would be an easy win for Swiss Germans.

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    Swiss Germans are ~50% Early Germanic, Scots not even close to that. Phenotypically Scots are closer by miles (the Swiss underwent a dramatic process of brachycephalization in the last seven centuries).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Token View Post
    Swiss Germans are ~50% Early Germanic, Scots not even close to that. Phenotypically Scots are closer by miles (the Swiss underwent a dramatic process of brachycephalization in the last seven centuries).

    What do you mean Germany medieval ? That is disingenous as I think it has an eastern Lithuanian pull or whatnot if I recall correctly you can model it with partial eastern stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charlemagne7 View Post
    I am talking genetically and phenotypically, I am NOT taking into account culture because then it would be an easy win for Swiss Germans.
    Scots are not as homogeneous as the Swiss Germans but the bulk of Scots are probably in the lowlands which has Danish/Norse-Norwegian and possible Flemish etc...

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesBond007 View Post
    What do you mean Germany medieval ? That is disingenous as I think it has an eastern Lithuanian pull or whatnot if I recall correctly you can model it with partial eastern stuff.
    If this is not Germanic enough to you, i don't know what is.

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    0.01920983	Orcadian
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    Quote Originally Posted by Token View Post
    Swiss Germans are ~50% Early Germanic, Scots not even close to that. Phenotypically Scots are closer by miles (the Swiss underwent a dramatic process of brachycephalization in the last seven centuries).
    50? Holy shit I seriously underestimated the Germanicness of Swiss Germans then.

    How much Germanic DNA would you say modern Scots have then? Just to compare.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Token View Post
    Swiss Germans are ~50% Early Germanic, Scots not even close to that. Phenotypically Scots are closer by miles (the Swiss underwent a dramatic process of brachycephalization in the last seven centuries).
    Could you please show us a model in which we can see this?

    And where do you consider is the border between Celts and Germanics? What is exactly what separates them genetically?

    Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charlemagne7 View Post
    50? Holy shit I seriously underestimated the Germanicness of Swiss Germans then.

    How much Germanic DNA would you say modern Scots have then? Just to compare.
    It is much more difficult to quantify in the case of the Scots because the pre-Anglo Saxon and pre-Viking population of Scotland was very similar to Germanics., but estimates doesn't exceeds 20%.

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