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Mycenaeans (sadly their kits have been deleted):
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Baloch 2.89
Caucasian 45.1
NE-Euro 10.44
American 0.31
Mediterranean 31.21
SW-Asian 9.97
San 0.07
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Caucasian 35.14
NE-Euro 11.11
Mediterranean 43
SW-Asian 10.75
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Baloch 4.34
Caucasian 37.45
NE-Euro 16.58
Mediterranean 35.17
SW-Asian 6.15
W-African 0.31
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Baloch 2.66
Caucasian 39.9
NE-Euro 13.12
Mediterranean 34.44
SW-Asian 9.88
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I wanna see the Turkmenistan_IA sample from Damgaard et al.
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Which populations were you expecting to be in the top 20?
And the Jewish populations listed all have some Southern European in them. Ashkenazim are 35-55% European on average, and most of it comes from Southern Europe. I don't think it's that bizarre that Jewish populations are some of the closest to the Neolithic Greek sample, considering the distances are quite far.
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I was expecting mainland/island Greek populations to come up first, like Greek_Central, Greek_Thessaly, etc
It is bizarre because it isn't like this a population lost to history. Greeks have been in the peninsula for thousands of years. Of course they have changed but I thought the continuity would be stronger, especially since foreign populations are coming up first
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