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  1. Wilhelm

    Strong Evidence mtDNA H did not spread in Neolithic and was already popular in Europe

    That plot is not from the original study, it's this one, where La Brana is close to CEU Utah-Americans than to Finns :
  2. Wilhelm

    Strong Evidence mtDNA H did not spread in Neolithic and was already popular in Europe

    Where do you get that Sardinians are only 20% european ? How can they be only 20% european when their mtDNA haplogropus are typical european, and their y-DNA also, except for 15% G2 , which is not that behind the Alpine region like Switzerland which has 8%..
  3. Wilhelm

    Strong Evidence mtDNA H did not spread in Neolithic and was already popular in Europe

    No, it's not a similary, like Knovas says they belong to the "berber" clade U6.. No, there is no evidence, since Otzi is not a neolithic migrant, he is Calcholitic, and his ancestors, or part of them could have been in Europe in pre-Neolithic times. La Braña shows non-trivial levels of...
  4. Wilhelm

    less homogeneous "populations" are Italians and French ?

    I guess the spanish group includes Basques on it, otherwise it would show more homogeneus and less isolated
  5. Wilhelm

    Strong Evidence mtDNA H did not spread in Neolithic and was already popular in Europe

    You are fighting against evidence. The only high frequency haplogorups in common between North-Africa and Europe is mtDNA H ...and the only autosomal component shared with europeans and north-africans at high frequency is Mediterranean. The 27% Atlantic-Baltic of NW-Africans on K7b is mostly...
  6. Wilhelm

    Strong Evidence mtDNA H did not spread in Neolithic and was already popular in Europe

    Those figures seem to be wrong.. here is from an actual study : What are you talking about...Otzi was not a Neolithic farmer, he was from the Calcholitic era. And he was Sardinian-like genetically. Gok4 is the one neolithic famer, and she is mostly Atlanto-Med which means she already has a...
  7. Wilhelm

    Strong Evidence mtDNA H did not spread in Neolithic and was already popular in Europe

    Yes there is evidence. Since North-African share with Europeans the mtDNA H1 and H3, and the only autosomal component that North-Africa share with rest of Europe, in a high degree, is Mediterranean component. They don't have Northern-European component. The farmer Gok4 didn't come directly...
  8. Wilhelm

    Strong Evidence mtDNA H did not spread in Neolithic and was already popular in Europe

    Like I said in the other thread...Mediterranean, or part of it, in Europe is at least Mesolithic, not neolithic farmers...as La Braña shows this Med levels depending on the Calculator : globe13 : 24.8% harrappaWorld : 27.42% MLDP5 : 44.14% K12b (Atlanto-Med) : 45% In my opinion, the Neolithic...
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    Strong Evidence mtDNA H did not spread in Neolithic and was already popular in Europe

    The mtDNA H theory being neolithic is outdated, when we have already mtDNA H samples from Paleolithic Iberia. And this time there is no confusion, they are clearly H6 and H
  10. Wilhelm

    Possible new cro magnon haplogroup?

    Med component is the most West-Eurasian one, since it forms a peak in the typical triangle-shape of world PCA plots, between East-Eurasia, West-Eurasia, and Sub-Sharan Africa. Yes, but remember there is also mtDNA H in mesolithic iberia, so it is definately related with autosomal mediterranean...
  11. Wilhelm

    Immigration Wave of (minor) attacks by poor immigrants hits UK, France and Sweden this week

    Being "poor" or in "crisis" are weak arguments really...in Spain we have a worst economic situation than in Sweden, and we don't go aroung attacking people and burning cars. Besides, the burnings and attacks of Paris happened in 2005, way before the start of the crisis
  12. Wilhelm

    37 mtDNA sequences from Minoan Crete

    Myres et al. 2010 finds 7.25% of U152 in Crete (sample of 193)
  13. Wilhelm

    Polls show that Greeks don't see themselves and other Europeans like everyone else

    I don't think germans are the most trustworthy nation.
  14. Wilhelm

    Major new paper on Bulgarian Y-chromosomal haplogroups.

    Maciamo, there was an E-V13 sample found from the Mesolithic in the Balkans, so it was definately there before neolithic.
  15. Wilhelm

    Immigration The Kalergi Plan - the genocide of the people of Europe

    No, they are mostly from mestizo-indian countries, like Ecuador, Bolivia, Colombia...
  16. Wilhelm

    Immigration The Kalergi Plan - the genocide of the people of Europe

    A growing economy ? it was a "fake" economic growing, based on the housing bubble. And, no most immigrants were not from EU, but largely from Latin America or Morocco. When most of romanians entered, Romania was still not part of the EU.
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    Immigration The Kalergi Plan - the genocide of the people of Europe

    It is already happening, with such massive immigration. Spain, has the highest rate of immigrate income, we have had almost 10 million immigrants in a span of just 10 years (!!). It is obvious, that is has to do not only with economic reasons (cheap labor, dumping, new working class, voting for...
  18. Wilhelm

    New map of Haplogroup I (all subclades)

    The haplogroup I in North-Africa is mostly of the Mediterranean kind (Sardiniani-like) , not Northern European.
  19. Wilhelm

    How did the Basques become R1b

    I think so..but this Gedrosia component is most time hidden into the Western/Atlantic type of components. If you lookt at the experiments of Dieneks, correlating components between different calculators, you'll see that Atlantic components are a mix of West-Asian (makes sense, it's where R1b...
  20. Wilhelm

    How did the Basques become R1b

    I don't think R1b is related with Indo-european invasions...probably arrived before, and then later came in as a second wave with Indo-Europeans once they adopted the language and culture (Celtic, Italic, Germanic) and probably related with some kind of very primitive Proto-proto-Basque...
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