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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Swenet: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by The Explorer: Hence, goes to reaffirm just how much of a klutz you are for struggling to tie a "Semitic origin" to the origin of Ehtiopian mtDNA gene pools, which you self-convincingly call "Eurasian", apparently for nothing more than to just satisfy a silly emotional hunger. [/QUOTE]And the part that is inconsistent about my noting the resemblance of the mtDNA profiles of Cushitic and Semitic speaking horners is, what exactly? [QUOTE]Originally posted by The Explorer: That you are anything but dumber than a brick for even entertaining something as profoundly stupid as you are above.[/QUOTE]Same applies here: lay out what's inconsistent about me stating that the similarity of the mtDNA profiles of Cushitic and Semitic speaking Ethiopians is due to both having split off from the same community. [QUOTE]Originally posted by The Explorer: Ethiopian populations and southern African San hunter-gatherers have both tested positive for the gene variant, on top of other sub-Saharan groups[/QUOTE]Sources please. [QUOTE]Originally posted by The Explorer: the key here, is that both populations are reputed to represent the living remnants of relatively deep-rooted ancestry, when compared to other populations.[/QUOTE]Which bars them from having non-African ancestry? What exactly is key about this random injection? [QUOTE]Originally posted by The Explorer: but it is almost next to impossible to have any concrete or reliable dating of pigmentation gene variants.[/QUOTE]Source? [QUOTE]Originally posted by The Explorer: Yep, and an obvious blow to speculators whose favorite ideological theories of the supposed "Semitic" coming into the Horn from outside[/QUOTE]So, are you saying that the Semetic language didn't spread from the Levant, per the linguistic evidence? Exactly how is Pagani et al's genetically based observation that the Eurasian componant in the Ethiopian genome fits this linguisitc expectation, a ''blow'' to the idea that these languages came from the outside? [/QB][/QUOTE]
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