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everything i ahve said there is true im still waiting for your "scientific" ideas

Maciamo In the Serb and Croat genes thread below this one you told me that bosnians are actually much closer to croats than they are to Serbs and that there is no difference between the three ethnic groups in bosnia I would like to state otherwise according to some things. First your haplogroups...

but now this is going against your haplogroup theory seeing as these people from the dinaric or southern coasts of croatia have the highest value of I in europe, wich is the native haplogroup yeah here you go photos...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balkans

they are not look at pics of your football, waterpolo, most sports teams of croatia and see what the dominant hair color is its blcak and brown very few other colors. Culturally croats do hve a lot to do with the balkans you might be closer to the west like western europe due to your 700...

celts inhabitated all of the blakans that was thouands of years ago. celts were also in spain and theres even greater influence or connection look at R1b values and yet the so called celtic type is rare there. Croatia is in the balkans it is not a central european country as you try and make it...

keltic what the hell are you talking about that is a subrace almost foreign to the balkans. so give me your break down then of subraces in croatia

Maciamo, Do you by any chance have any charts in terms of European clustering or with who various european countries cluster closely with? As I guess this would be bsed on autosomal DNA?

Maciamo, I have a question in regards to J and E oin the balkans. are these two haplogroups in the form of J2e and E-V13 or are they others? As i would guess greeks would have signiicant impact on the balkans due to geographc proximity etc.. or even being part of the balkans in some sense

Where are your sources from? Slovenians yes thats true for them for Croats it is not. Alpine in Croatia would be a dinaric seeing as dinaric is actually the true "alpine" subrace hence it being on the taller and stronger end of the European subraces. In Croatia you have the Dinaric Alps thats...

it is not only language but anthropology also plays a role. dinaric race is dominant in or amound south slavs over 75% maybe even 80%. also found in central europe but less frequently like 25-30% i believe amoung czechs, suthern poles, germans, austrians etc.. anthropoligically wise and...

Its an ethic differnce not a religious one. a Serb living in bosnia is a Serb jsut like a Serb living in germany is a Serb not a german ethnically speaking not citizenship wise or whatever. only religious group in bosnia is a bosniak as they converted to islam much later from the 1500 onwards...

First of all there is no such ethnicity as "bosnian" considering the fact you have three ethnicities is bosnia: serbs, bosniaks and croats when you say bosnian who do you mean? as why would a Serb living in bosnia be different from a Serb living in Serbia or be so genetically distant that makes...

im interested to ask according to this eupedia data there seems to be quite a large amount of genetic difference between Serbs and Croats or amoung suth slavs in general. so im interested to ask if we look at the antic peoples in both countries they are not that different and anthropoligically...