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    G25 G25 imperial Greek shift in Greeks and Italians + a comparison with qpAdm

    These models do not imply direct ancestry, they only show the shifts. On the left i calculated indirect stuff from the proxies. I modelled Italians without South Slavic and Turkic and Greeks without Italy iron age Italy. The Antiquity Greek proxy are the Rome_Imperial samples without Levantine...
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    qpAdm Neolithic ancestry of ancient Aegeans/Balkans/Anatolians/Levant/Italy + moderns

    I wasn't planning to model Iranians originally so i had to add 2 East Eurasian reference pops for them that i didn't use on the rest of the models, the results don't change anyway if i add it to the others, so i don't have to remake them. I didn't like the older charts i made on another...
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    qpAdm Neolithic admix chart for West Eurasians ANF/Natufian/CHG/Iran N/EHG/WHG etc.

    I might add more populations another time and change a bit the left and right pops. The Italian_North's Natufian seems inflated here because Iran N underinflated, probably because the Standard Errors were high on that model for some reason. Edit: i'm gonna remake this because i had to remove...
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    Ancient Egyptian mummy 1879bc Autosomal model

    Look at the autosomal admixture models of modern Egyptians compared to Nakht-ankh an ancient Egyptian mummy from 1879 BC, Middle Kingdom central Egypt. The Tomb of Two Brothers is an ancient sepulchre in Deir Rifeh, Egypt. It contains the chamber tomb of the ancient Egyptian high status...
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    G25 Eurogenes G25 model for Greeks and Turks. (Bronze Age, Iron age, Medieval)

    Eurogenes G25 model for Greeks/Cypriots and Turks. (Bronze Age, Iron age, Medieval) I used Vahaduo to make a Eurogenes Global 25 model for Greeks and Turks. BA = Bronze Age IA = Iron Age, E = Early, MA = Middle Ages/Medieval. From what i observed the acceptable distance should be below 2% and a...
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