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    Exclusive Designation for Caucasus

    Hi, G-L1266 seems the only G2a-L140 branch, which is found mostly outside Europe (sorry, I know Georgians and some other Caucasians think they are a part of Europe, at least they are on Eurovision). Many people in Bulgaria are looking for the genetic legacy of the old Bulgars, which look very...
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    EV13 from Central Asia

    It seems one of the E-V13 branches found in the Middle east is S7461. For now it is found in Lebanon, among Druze, in Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Interesting, this subbranch is very widely spread, in Western Europe, England, Belgium and Sweden, on the Balkans among Bulgarians and also in the Middle...
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    Local migrations of E-V13 subclades in the Balkans

    On the Balkans Bulgarians have the most diverse clades of E-V13. For now we have found all major branches with the exception of L540. Bulgarians are very diverse under CTS9320, too, including many tested CTS9320*, i.e undiscovered branch. Unfortunately not many have the means for deeper SNP...
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    I2c frequency and diversity maps

    It is interesting if you fall to the "Balkan"cluster of I2c2. It has a distinctive haplotype different than those from Caucasus and Anatolia. For now it is found among Bulgarians, Serbs, Macedonians and Kosovars, comparatively tight geographical region. Based on a person from Bulgaria, who took...
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    I2a-Din distribution among East Slavs

    I could not work out how old is this study, but their conclusions are not very correct. First, as always Romanians fail to mention, that the region of Dobrudja was consistently a part of the Bulgarian Empire in 7-11th century. Moreover, Dobrudja and North Eastern Bulgaria were the hinterland of...
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