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[QUOTE]Originally posted by J. Philippe Rushton: [QB] Diop states: “ It is a notable fact that even today Egyptians, particularly in Upper Egypt, belong to the same Group B as the populations of western Africa on the Atlantic seaboard and not the A2 Group characteristic of the white race prior to any crossbreeding” (“Egypt Revisited, Volume 10” 1989 Van Sertima) “Blood group A is found in the highest concentrations among western Europeans…there are many varieties of group A… The largest subgroup A2 is found principally in Northern Caucasians. A2 is found in very high concentration in Iceland and Scandinavia, particulary among the Lapps, ancient settlers of the area… The A2 gene is almost entirely confined to Caucasian populations….European Caucasians...a relatively high incidence of group A2 with moderate frequencies of other blood group genes. Normal frequencies of the gene for blood group M.” (“Complete Blood Type Encyclopedia: The A-Z Reference Guide For The Blood Type” 2002 D’Adamo, Whitney) NOW FOR THE FIVE MUMMIES OF THE 18TH DYNASTY “..when blood groupings were established by Dr. Connolly of Liverpool University, that the King [Tutankhamen] was of blood group A2 with the antigens M and N present… this was identical to the blood group of the body in Tomb 55…Harrison surmised that the body in Tomb 55 was in all probability Tutankhamen’s brother, Smenkhkare.” (“Tutankhamen: The Life and Death of the Boy-King”2001 El Mahdy) “Furthermore, both Tutankhamun and the body in question were blood group A2, with the serum antigen MN, all suggesting close consanguinity” (“Ancient Egyptian Medicine” 2002 Nunn) “An X-ray examination of the mummy of Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings revealed a striking resemblance to the mummy from Tomb 55, now believed to be that of Smenkhkare. Both have the same blood group, and may very well have been brothers. (“The Remains Of Tutankhamun” Antiquity 46, 1972 Harrison, Abdallah) “A new serological micromethod has been used to show that the XVIIIth dynasty pharaohs Smenkhkare and Tutankhamen both belong to the same blood groups A2 and MN.” (“Kinship of Smenkhkare and Tutankhamen affirmed by Serological Micromethod: Microdetermination of Blood Group Substances in Ancient Human Tissue” October 1969; Nature ) “Kinship of Smenkhkare and Tutankhamen affirmed by serological micromethod. Nature 224: 325-6. R.C. Connolly and R.G. Harrison” (“Ancient Egypt Materials And Technology” 2000 Nicholson, Shaw) “Tissues from the mummies of Yuya, Thuya and Amenhotep III were examined and it is argued that queen Tiy may have demonstrated the blood group A2B and Sitamun her daughter A2MN, the same as Tutankhamun and Smenkhkare.” (“Serological Evidence For the Parentage O Tutankhamun and Smenkhkare” 1976 Harrison, Connolly) “The results of these investigates demonstrate that all three mummified remains are group A and by differential exclusion A2. Amenophis III, in addition was shown to be group M, whereas both Yuya and Thuya were group N.” (“Journal Of Egyptian Archaeology Volume 62” 1976 Egypt Exploration Fund) “All three samples were blood group A – specifically A2– but in the MNS system Amenhotep III’s blood group was M, while Yuya’s and Thuya’s were both group N. As their daughter, Tiye’s combined blood group would have been A2N. Her children by Amenhotep III would have been A2MN – and this means that Amenhotep and Tiye could have been Tutankhamen’s parents, as this was his blood group… Their daughter Sitamun’s blood group would also have been A2MN – so Tutankhamen could have inherited his blood group from her. It’s equally likely statistically. Not being able to get a definitive answer was disappointing – but working out Queen Tiye’s and Sitamun’s blood groups may prove useful for identification purposes if more female bodies are discovered.” (“Kinship of Smenkhare and Tutankhamen demonstrated serologically” 1969 Harrison, Connolly & Abdalla) According to Microbiologist Scott Woodward, analysis of mummies spanning an 8-generation period in the 18th Dynasty revealed a "very narrow gene pool," and that there was no intermarriage outside of the royal family. [He] has taken genetic samples from 27 high-profile royal mummies and 500 lesser-known mummies stored at Cairo's Egyptian Museum. (“A History Of DNA Testing On Egyptian New Kingdom Royals” 2002 Charles Pope) - ADDED BONUS - “I [Robert Conolly] studied one of the mummies, the larger one, back in 1979 (and) determined the blood group data from this baby mummy and compared it with my 1969 blood grouping of Tutankhamun...The results confirmed that these larger foetuses could indeed be the daughter of Tutankhamen,” he added…. Since these two foetuses were found in the tomb of Tutankhamen, there is no reason to think that they were other than his offspring, a matter supported by my 1979 blood group studies.” (“Zeenews.com” Thursday, August 21, 2008 DNA tests on foetus mummies) Choke on it niggers! Diopshits is rolling over in his corrupted grave. You have been disqualified from any further discussion, eject yourselves - keep your word. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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