A. Papadimitriou
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I also think that Slavs were mostly R1a and I2a Dinaric is and was mostly local. Some I2a could have come from West Ukraine with Slavs though.But not everybody in the Balkans who is I2a1b must be I2a1b2a1a. Otherwise, what will be the original Balkan haplogroup? I know also that I2a1 is common in Sardinia, which is genetically distinct from the rest of Europe, and there it is very old. I2a1 is probably the oldest lineage in Europe. How would it have to come from Poland if it is so common in the Balkans? R1a is only common in Slovenia, the Croatian region of Slavonia, and the Serbian region of Vojvodina. These were probably the original Slavic invaders, and then the main I2a1 population became subjugated. Also, the most isolated region (Herzegovina) and the mountains of Montenegro are very high in I2. Look at the Eupedia maps of autosomal admixture- we have much less Eastern European admixture in Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Dalmatia where I is higher.
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