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Check out these rather ordinary looking portraits. They’re all fake. Not in the sense that they were Photoshopped, but rather they were completely generated by artificial intelligence. That’s right: none of these people actually exist. NVIDIA researchers have published a new paper on easily...

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Zack Ajmal, who the founder of this project stated on his blog that he would not be working on this project again. He also mentioned that Razib Khan is continuing the similar project. Take a look: https://www.gnxp.com/WordPress/2017/12/02/south-asian-genotype-project/

The K35 Bronze & Iron Age Admixture Calculator Generally, present day Eurasians, no matter whether they are from Europe or Asia are highly admixed, due to back and forth populations movements across Eurasia that have occurred over the past 5000 years. Europeans have inherited considerable DNA...

Results of Western Utter Pardesh Jatt of Sheoran clan. Admix Results (sorted): # Population Percent 1 Baloch 35.24 2 S-Indian 25.99 3 NE-Euro 21.59 4 Caucasian 10.70 5 Mediterranean 2.13 6 Beringian 1.97 7 American 1.09 Using 1 population approximation: 1...

Harappan site of Rakhigarhi: DNA study finds no Central Asian trace, junks Aryan invasion theory By Anubhuti Vishnoi ET Bureau|Updated: Jun 13, 2018, 12.24 PM IST The much-awaited DNA study of the skeletal remains found at the Harappan site of Rakhigarhi, Haryana, shows no Central Asian...

Hello, Kurd has been discussing that he will release a new calculator. It's released, and I just received my results. It costs 5 bucks. Reference Map: About Calculator: References: 1. The Genomic History Of Southeastern Europe, Iain Mathieson et al., 2018. 2. The Beaker Phenomenon...

Hello, I have read few articles regarding the descendants of Alexander The Great. Some states that he had children, who died young, before marriages, while others state that Alexander III still has living descendants. Can someone shed some light on the issue? Also, what was the Y DNA haplogroup...

Genetics is about to answer a question that has vexed historians for a century. The author examines the range of possible answers and their implications Who built the Indus Valley civilisation? There are few questions more fundamental to our understanding of Indian history than this. On the...

Hey guys, Today, Kurd (Dilawar Khan) published a new calculator on GenePlaza based on modern population. It costs $5. https://www.geneplaza.com/app-store/65/preview

Post your GeseDNA Results! (Free) Hey guys, There is a new service from China, and it's free. Just logon to http://www.gesedna.com/ , register an account with them, and send an email with your name, username, and your raw data to [email protected] I got my results within a day.

8.1% Sindh? Where did that come from?

Hello, Could you guess the ethnicity of this person? :thinking:

Lol! Chill dude. I am not interested either.

I once read a report published by some church on the distribution of Y DNA haplogroups wrt to religion, where it stated that: Ham's Y DNA haplogroup was E, Shem's was J, and R of Japheth. It would be interesting, if we could connect the dots by the help of recent genetics study.

I demand Cooking 😁

Admix Results (sorted): # Population Percent 1 SOUTH_ASIAN 49.83 2 WEST_ASIAN 24.47 3 EAST_EURO 13.82 4 EAST_MED 6.63 5 ASHKENAZI 1.54 6 ATLANTIC 1.41 7 SOUTH_BALTIC 1.26 8 SIBERIAN 1.05

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