
Originally Posted by
Maciamo
1. Anthropology and genetics are complementary. Anthropology deals with the physical appearance of people. So far genetics are not evolved enough to know what people look like based on DNA. Only a few very basic things can be known, like skin or eyes colour. Even hair colour cannot be predicted accurately. As for morphology, the shape of the head, nose, ears, etc, geneticists still have a long way to go before they can make even simple predictions.
2. That's the aim, but we aren't there yet. It will take many more years (or decades).
3. Yes, there are many more divisions, but at present genetics cannot be much more accurate. Some genes have a clear gradient from east to west, others from north to south, others from north-west to south-east. There are over 20,000 genes so it will take time to analyse everything.
4. I have no idea. If it's not on the Internet there is no way I could know about it.