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    The evolution of skin pigmentation-associated variation in West Eurasia.

    Thanks, very interesting to know, most EEF score darker than intermediate also - seems hirisplex-s cannot actually distinguish between med European complexions versus darkish South Asians
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    The evolution of skin pigmentation-associated variation in West Eurasia.

    It is not just these variants, there are lots of of other variants that could be included - and btw I am not suggesting they were red head pale skin, but I certainly see no reason why they could not have been similar to say a lightish complexion East Asian - or just tinted skin - if you have...
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    The evolution of skin pigmentation-associated variation in West Eurasia.

    Should remember that WHG were almost fully derived on many of the HERC2/ OCA2/ IRF4/ APBA2 ect variants - in particular IRF4 is especially associated with the palest complexions in Europe. Even on hirisplex it is number 2 on the rankings out of 36 and the most significant contributor to the very...
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    The evolution of skin pigmentation-associated variation in West Eurasia.

    You would have to use the prediction model (hirisplex-s) to understand why the predictions are so flawed, and compare them to modern populations. Loschbour was predicted 0.89 for 'intermediate' when compared to La Brana who was predicted 0.75 'Dark to black', despite only three small...
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