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The thesis which the authors are trying to debunk is this:
"Plague mortality is alleged to have depopulated the “known world” and to have accelerated the transition to a “backward” “Dark Age”...

There's absolutely nothing "foreign" about her look. She looks like every other contestant in the Miss Italy contest , face and body both. It's an extremely common type.

While born in Rome, and...

I would tend to agree.

Odd, too, that they have Long Island as part of "Yankee dom" and the rest of the NY Metro area as New Netherlands.

Lots of Dutch settlement on Long Island, although...

According to them, those samples from the Friuli area are the most drifted and unique. They're even separate from one another.

It may be important in terms of finding rare variants, but they...

These are American women, so I'm not so sure they would lie and make it lower. It's not a plus for either women or men to admit they don't feel much sexual desire.

That said, the men's scores...

Yeah. Something stinks here. They're too emotional.

There's not that normal academic distancing. Why should they care this much?

No wonder the internet is such a cesspit.

In some places it is indeed a lot of money.

So, you think women's scores are even lower???

Good Grief!!!

I don't believe this. How is this evolutionarily sound?

I've heard and seen studies that posit a gap, but this big, and not just after menopause?

https://i.imgur.com/8FaSkM4.png
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Yes, that was what I was trying to say.

Phenotype changes as new groups arrive. Whether the old phenotype survives is a question of the size of the new migration and, to some extent, to chance....

I didn't want to think about dysfunction and social problems and agendas and all the rest.

I wanted to think about love....

I believe everyone seeks it; blessed are those who find it.
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49. Proto Thracian/Illyrian Vucedol (2775 BC) ..... 13.85 - I3499 -
Ancient GroupModern GroupSimiliar SamplesHaplogroups (NEW!)PCA AncientPCA ModernResearch Link
Scythian Southern Moldova (290...

I should have just stuck with another poster's reply: Man UP

You have presented NO verifiable facts. All you have presented is jumbled, incoherent ramblings which show absolutely NO knowledge of...

Sorry I'm out of juice. Good post.

So, maybe the higher WHG we see in some of the later Bronze Age steppe admixed people came from incorporation of people like these?

I wonder why there was selection against viral infections in...

So sorry.

I didn't add much, so I'll just post a comment on your thread and delete this one.

He's so good; always has been...

Cute, too. :)

I think this might be a great example of unintended consequences.

See:...

See:
https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/mom-was-right-youll-catch-a-cold-from-being-cold?utm_source=dsctwitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dsctwitter

GOOD GRIEF! It's the return of the...

See:
Alexander Immel et al

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/851188v1?rss=1

"The Wartberg culture (WBC, 3,500-2,800 BCE) dates to the Late Neolithic period, a time of important...

Well, it seems not much, although it varied by time and area and socio-economic factors.

See:...

This is what can happen with very isolated populations where you're going to have a lot of founder effect. The results will differ depending on what those particular founders carried.

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Sorry, just saw this.

I sincerely hope you don't leave this thread. Your contributions have been valuable.

We wouldn't have found some of these errors without your commentary.

What we all...

Very nice.

@Stuvane, Duarte,

Thanks for the info, guys. :)

I'll think about it. I'm not saying it isn't fun, but maybe sixty of them is enough.

I really do think they should clean up some of the...