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  1. 21-11-16, 13:12 #1
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    I2 maps question

    Maciamo are you creating new maps about the distinction between Sardinian I2 and Balkan I2?
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    I could, but it's not very useful considering that almost all the I2a1 in Slavic countries is I2a1b, and the greatest part of I2a1 in western Europe is I2a1a. I don't have enough detailed data for I2a1 subclades in Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Germany or France to clearly divide the two subclades in the east-west boundary. That's the main reason why I haven't made separate maps yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maciamo View Post
    I could, but it's not very useful considering that almost all the I2a1 in Slavic countries is I2a1b, and the greatest part of I2a1 in western Europe is I2a1a. I don't have enough detailed data for I2a1 subclades in Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Germany or France to clearly divide the two subclades in the east-west boundary. That's the main reason why I haven't made separate maps yet.
    Can you please make a map that separate I2a-Din-N from I2a-Din-S ...

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  4. 08-02-17, 23:49 #4
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    It would be nice that Slavic/Dinaric I2a1b2-L621 have separated, more detailed phylogenetic tree at Eupedia's web site in the near future.
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