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torstai 31. toukokuuta 2018

Playing with Eigensoft qpAdm

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I've been somewhat cautious in using qpAdm, because it looks much easier to use than it actually is.  You can make admixtures, be happy ...
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torstai 24. toukokuuta 2018

The devil lurking behind Botai, WSHG and modern population connections in West Eurasia

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I've seen that the West-Siberian Hunter-Gatherer ancestry (WSHG) is in several texts connected to modern day Northeast Europeans  (obvio...
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tiistai 22. toukokuuta 2018

F3-analysis of Botai-culture gives contradicting results

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The Botai culture was an ancient culture which lived around 3500 BC in Kazakhstan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Botai_culture Some rese...
torstai 3. toukokuuta 2018

Homozygosity by descent figures in Eurasia

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This is not aimed to be an overall test including all Eurasian populations. Basically I have included only some samples covering over 400000...
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tiistai 24. huhtikuuta 2018

The naked truth about Dstat and Nganasan ancestry in Europe, updated

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Maybe you are already bored of this issue, but I have to return to it, because it is so crazy and studies still use Nganasans to prove histo...
sunnuntai 15. huhtikuuta 2018

Is the Nganasan ancestry of Uralic speakers proven?

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Lamnidis et al. 2018 preprint shows that all tested Uralic speakers except Hungarians show highest genetic drift with Nganasans.  Maybe, but...
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torstai 22. maaliskuuta 2018

Saami prehistory: Ancient Fennoscandian genomes reveal origin and spread of Siberian ancestry in Europe

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New study preprint reveals that Saami people settled earlier much larger areas in Finland.  The study doesn't give answer how far to the...
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