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A study of genetic diversity of three isolated populations in Xinjiang using Y-SNP
Y-chromosome of 179 individuals in these three isolated populations, all mutations and SNPs inthe Y-chromosome and their corresponding haplotypes were obtained. Types and frequencies ofeach haplotype were analyzed to investigate genetic diversity and genetic structure in the threeisolated...- ZZZZ1111
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- Forum: Y-DNA Haplogroups
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How can IE migration be explained without mentioning Seima Turbino?
R is basically excluded from the ancestors and gods in China. just an individual. The only one accepted is N. Q1a1 is also generally not accepted. It is a 3000-year-old branch, but they have to find someone in the ancient books to prove that they are related to us.- ZZZZ1111
- Post #189
- Forum: Copper & Bronze Age Indo-Europeans
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How can IE migration be explained without mentioning Seima Turbino?
Pure Han people do not have haplogroup R. Just look downstream to see the so-called haplogroup R. Their history is very short, at most they date to the Han Dynasty (people captured from Xiongnu), and the rest are Persian merchants. R are extremely rare among the Han people. Pure Han people(...- ZZZZ1111
- Post #188
- Forum: Copper & Bronze Age Indo-Europeans
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r1b isn't that much
original The European population was small, so the Yamnaya conquered without resistance -
Y-DNA F expanded with mt-DNA U('2'3'4'7'8'9)
NO don't have U- ZZZZ1111
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- Forum: mtDNA Haplogroups
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Evolution of the pygmy phenotype: evidence of positive selection fro genome-wide scans in African, Asian, and Melanesian pygmies
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24297229/- ZZZZ1111
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- Forum: Autosomal Genetics