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DYS389I=13 DYS389II=28 DYS390=23 DYS391=11(10) DYS458=16 DYS385a/b=11/14 DYS393=13 DYS439=12 DYS635=23 DYS392=13 YGATAH4=12 DYS437=15 DYS438=12 DYS448=19 DYS456=16 Agnes and Adalbert are in Mtdna Hg 'R0' Ernst is in Mtdna Hg 'T(2b)' For Leopold no Mtdna determination could be made...

With whom or where it originated, we can say that it is near absence levels within modern populations that Eastern Gothic populations settled in the West and integrated into the populations in large pct. Thus, we can conclude the Eastern Gothic tribal populations would be a poor candidate for...

Nordtvedt is not a accurate or reliable source. In any event, the I2 found in Southern Scotland at small % is anglo-scots, not a Gaelic population, and if 'Sarmatian' has been there for more than 2k years which is certainly within a time frame to develop new SNP not found in a Dinaric donor...

You are funny guy. I understand you are simply asking for opinions, and I give my observations that unfortunately contradict most of your own. A lot of Hungarians I think are in denial that they are of some genetic relationship to the Hunnic force that established itself in Pannonia during the...

Every population deserves its own place, that is only for them. Others may visit, but they are not welcome to settle or take over neighborhoods. I do not apologize for preferring my own people. Only a coward or dupe suggests everyone and every culture has the same potential, the same outcomes...

You would only be expected to share 12.5% of your genome with a first cousin. You have 1,024 ancestors in the past 10 generations, and out of these, even a brother or sister from the same parents who are same-sex siblings would only share approx. 50% of their genome. After about 7 generations...

OK. Stop and use your brain for a second. This letter is supposedly written around the year 1900 by a man making claims concerning events around the year 1066. If I write a letter today in the year 2012, full of self-serving claims that no actual evidence exists for, concerning events 850 years...

I think you are vastly overstepping known facts to proclaim unsubstantiated opinions. The Europid red-haired Tocharian burials in the western chinese desert are in multiple cases wearing the exact same tartan plaids woven in the same manner in the Talka Makan desert of China as is common later...

The most plausible explanation is that the Balkan difficult terrain and isolation protected the aboriginal I2. Their is no real way to explain the Romanians surrounded by slavs for a long period after the last contact with any Latins/Romans, still maintaining the latin culture and language...

Coon / Dinarid nonsense is a nearly farcical attempt by an old man without any actual science, to assert historical racial or ethnic characteristics based on his own casual anecdotal opinion. Seriously, ANYONE who cites Coon seriously on a DNA based board as being any sort of valid source...

You had it right the first time. Q is CERTAINLY a artifact of the golden horde who would have occupied this region brutally and left progeny. there is no mystery in any way shape or form, and the Q is not a fellow traveller with the R1a-(at least m458) It is the well known and documented...

You can personally wait as long as you want. Until you can show one ancient sample in-situ your argument is repetitive constant bluster to sell something that cant be proven in the slightest. Your talking about anything you can grasp onto to try to sustain a case that you have not actually...

("my sources are all hobbyists from Rootsweb-DNA") Thats exactly what I thought. Population STR/Hg diversity (which was your original 'Ken-told-me' Citation) can be irrelevant due to population die off, tribal migrations, and variances that cannot be reproduced without having all the facts...

Irrelevant, but when you rely on "everyone" as your citation its a good indicator of your intent to make the case that you want and you dont need any science or reproducable fact for that, you would be as well off in a fantasy role playing environment. Nordvedt has no scientific credibility. He...

I disagree with your logic. I1 in Scandinavia is most likely a element of a early time when Ugric-Balto-Slavic populations were much father west than the Finnic-Ugric-Balt-Slavic populations we see or recognize today in the Baltic states, Finland, and north Russia. Everywhere I1 exists it is...