Hey, Stockholm Syndromers You been had. You been took.
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There I explained that that this is largely due to the high frequencies of E1b1b and MtDNA M1 that Egyptians carry being updated as categorized African
quote:Originally posted by Tukuler:
Hey, Stockholm Syndromers You been had. You been took.
Been had in what way? Been had by the old chart which classified 65% Mediterranean?
The "Mediterranean category" which you have always had a problem with?
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What problem do I have with Mediterranean? Why I even still got me my old Club Med tee.
Please quote me in context. Meanwhile
Mediterranean is a large sea that washes * North Africa * Levant * Turkey & southern Europe * numerous islands
Is Med culture Egyptian or Spanish? Is Med cuisine Moroccan or Greek? Is Med language Afrisian or Indo-European?
Is there a Mediterranean political union like the African Union, the Arab League, or the European Union?
Is there any indication that the various Med peoples ID themselves as Mediterraneans?
Yes, Med peoples have met and mingled over 15,000 years but did not meld into a single people.
Med peoples are like a salad. Each of the The Med's continental shores peoples have a relationship to people inland that marks them out more so than anything shared as a so-used metapopulation.
Is it your opinion that Mediterranean is not vague and ambiguous terminology for human population genetics use?
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Y'all do understand that these are all just the usage of the programs ADMIXTURE or STRUCTURE using an international database of samples they collected over the years?
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