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lauantai 25. toukokuuta 2019
Genetic evidences about Uralic connections between Hungary and Fennoscandinavian Circumpolar region
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A new Nature article bundles the history of Hungarians with northern Circumpolar areas. Indisputable evidences bundle the y-chromosomal gr...
tiistai 21. toukokuuta 2019
The origin of Fennoscandinavian and Baltic N in Kola Peninsula? Part II update 2
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Additional data: After so many studies handling Baltic and Finnic people, I would like to see new Scandinavian research. We have very f...
lauantai 18. toukokuuta 2019
The origin of Fennoscandinavian and Baltic N in Kola Peninsula? Part II update
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Here is a standard admixture analysis using unsupervised admixture method. Some new samples are removed due to poor quality. Please note t...
torstai 16. toukokuuta 2019
The origin of Fennoscandinavian and Baltic N in Kola Peninsula? Part II
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Soon after my previous post a new study dealt with the same question and published also new data, the study name and link here: The Arrival ...
lauantai 4. toukokuuta 2019
The origin of Fennoscandinavian and Baltic N in Kola Peninsula?
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I made several attempts to find downstream mutations of ancient Kola Peninsula samples BOO002 and BOO004. Only those two belong to male rem...
lauantai 20. huhtikuuta 2019
Some issues with the new Harvard 1000 Genomes data
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After downloading and testing the Reich Lab data labeled 1240K/ 5081 individuals I found some issues with the included 1000 Genomes data. ...
keskiviikko 17. huhtikuuta 2019
Iron Age Finns not cultural followers of Estonian Tarand culture
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It seems to me that Iron Age Finns, despite of belonging partly to the same Y-Dna with Estonians, were not same people with them by cultural...
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