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    What happened to genarchivist

    Today it appears to be suspended. Any news?
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    Iosif Lazaridis: Proto-Indo-Europeans had dark hair, brown eyes, and an intermed‌iate skin tone

    You are confusing modern Iranian ethnicity with an ancestral component based on Neolithic samples. It is like saying someone who has Steppe-ancestry comes from Russia or Ukraine, or someone who has EEF comes from Turkey. As any decent PCA shows Italians and Iranians are far apart.
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    Iosif Lazaridis: Proto-Indo-Europeans had dark hair, brown eyes, and an intermed‌iate skin tone

    Iranians look like what they are, Middle Easterners. An Iranian who is ashamed of this is a self-hater. Iranians from northwestern Iran
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    Iosif Lazaridis: Proto-Indo-Europeans had dark hair, brown eyes, and an intermed‌iate skin tone

    Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani
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    Iosif Lazaridis: Proto-Indo-Europeans had dark hair, brown eyes, and an intermed‌iate skin tone

    Another average Iranian is Alireza Beiranvand
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    Iosif Lazaridis: Proto-Indo-Europeans had dark hair, brown eyes, and an intermed‌iate skin tone

    An average Iranian is Mehdi Taremi, and he does not remotely look like a southern European.
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    Adriatic Sea through the analysis of genome-wide data from Southern Italy

    We can therefore summarise that among southern Italians there is predominantly ancient Greek DNA and little or no Italic DNA. Thoughts? This map seems very inaccurate. More Yamnaya/Steppe related ancestry in central and eastern Anatolia than in many areas of Europe? Not possible.
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    Adriatic Sea through the analysis of genome-wide data from Southern Italy

    How can you be sure?
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    Analysis of Italian Mummies of the 16th and 18th Centuries from northern Italy

    Twenty-Seven Y-Chromosome Short Tandem Repeats Analysis of Italian Mummies of the 16th and 18th Centuries: An Interdisciplinary Research Introduction Remains of ancient people represent an invaluable opportunity to understand patterns of past population dynamics, appearance and...
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    Classify me and where do I pass

    You don't look too southern European in my opinion either. You can pass in Europe north of Italy.
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    Classify me and where do I pass

    Alpinid. Italy, Spain, France.
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    Origin of the Basques

    Yes, R474 clusters in an area between Iberians and northern Italians.
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    Origin of the Basques

    Iberians look on average straight southern European, Irish people and French people do not. There are many foreigners in France, including many migrants of Iberian origin. French do not, on average, have that Mediterranean appearance that both Spaniards and Portuguese seem to be ashamed of in...
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    Origin of the Basques

    Both Spaniards and Portuguese do not look similar in appearance to the French, with the exception of the South-Western French. The Spanish and Portuguese have more WHG than the Italians but Spanish and Portuguese do not have Steppe like the French. What is this data supposed to prove...
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    SSA ancestry in modern-day North Africans

    Those results already include some Berber tribes.
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