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Autisitics, suchas as Apergers are actually not individualistic, they want to socialize, but they cannot, that is one of the characteristics. The desire to socialize, but the inability.

Do you have any statisitcs or prove that is more prevalent in Germanics ?

What im trying to say is that the arab baths in Girona were built in the 12th century, that's after 400 years that Islamic domination was thrown out of Catalonia, which means it was an imitation of culture, it would be like if we know build a Nordic style building. Not everything has to do with...

well, The arabic baths were built as an imitation, not because there were arabs living there or something.

lol, because they are two completely different branches of R1b.

Bell-Beaker was tought to be a proto-Celtic culture, and now we know is related with R1b,

Why this obsession to associate it with known tribes such as Goths or Vikings ? There has been constant influx in Europe of "anonymous" migrations since ancient times without known names of tribes. I mean just look at autosomal data, we see that for example Iberia shows 30-40% of...

Gascons, Languedoc, Midi-Pyreneés, some Italians, and that's about it. That's where the most consistent overlap is.

I don'tsee them overlapping with any country in Europe. They look middle-eastern. Btw, didn't you make already a similar thread ?

You have for France : French n=3/85 3.5% Cruciani 2004. French n=3/73 4.1% Scozzari 2001. Auvergne n=5/89 5.62 Cruciani 2004. Île-de-France (5/91) 5.49 Cruciani 2004. Béarn, Gascony n=1/56 1.78% Martínez-Cruz et al. 2012, Bigorre...

That's not the distribution of North-African admixture, but of the frequency of y-DNa E-M81 of only one single study. For more accurate percentages, is better to accumulate different studies, like they do here : http://anthrospain.blogspot.com.es/2012/01/total-e-m81-in-spain.html In...

R-L21 reaches 20% in parts of northern Spain, as seen in the recent study of Martínez-Cruz et al. 2012, you have here the regions pertaining to Spain, and the percentage of R-L21 : Southwestern Gipuzkoa, n = 13/57 = 22.81% Roncal Valley, Navarra: n = 11/53 = 20.8 % Alaba, n = 11/51 = 21.57%...

No, because the middle-eastern is low in Iberians. The ratio doesn't add up.

Well, in my opinion they don't pass anywhere in Europe, but given that you don't have an "other" option, I voted Southeast Europeans (Sicilians, Greeks, Bulgarians..) since these are closest genetically and geographically.

Gedrosia is actually more present in Northern Europeans than in Southern Europeans, so no, it certianly not associated with G, J1 and J2, despite the fact that the peaking area of Gedrosia is heavy in said haplogroups.

The Eupedia site underestimate Spain for some unknown reasons, maybe ignorance or it's francogermanic centrism.

Well, no. There are southern countries with less Caucasus than some northern countries. It's not a complain, it's the truth. How do you explain then, that a component that peaks in Basques or Sardinians, is higher in Germanics than in Greeks or Italians ? What reality do you talk about ? Im...

Your comparison is not true for the reasons that the Northern component (which in reality is Balto-Finnic) is not higher in any Southern country than a northern country, while the reverse is true, there are Northern countries with higher Med than mediterranean countries, for example Scandianvia...

Actually there is more "mediterranean" in Scandinavia than in Greece or Italy, so no, it's clearly not mediterranean. The label is wrong. It's more like a Southwestern component, since it peak in Basques/Sardinians, and is very high in germanics.

Taranis, the european origin of Basques is unquestionable. They are autosomally one of the most european populations, and their profile is typically Western/Atlantic and Southwestern, the most similar people being Spaniards. Also, the Caucasus theory is nonsense, given than Basques have one of...