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[QUOTE]Originally posted by The Explorer: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by Truthcentric: Here's another alternative: Horners once had a markedly different gene pool than they do today. The Egyptians could have still come from the Horn but the population from which they branched off was for some reason different from modern Horners.[/QUOTE]Considering your alternative, there must have been some changes through the ages, since the Benin haplotype HbS persists in Egyptian population today, whereas it is all but absent in the African Horn. Additionally, ties to African populations presently distant from Egypt should not puzzle anyone in the know, since the core ancient Egyptian population would have ultimately drawn from a shared ancestral gene pool that crosscuts the different living African populations, aside from more recent common origins in the Saharan belt. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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