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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Trollkillah # Ish Gebor: [QB] [QUOTE][b] factor 2 represents the **sub-Saharan/Caucasoid** contrast. The Caucasoid populations (Egypt, Norse, Cro-Magnon) score positively on factor 2, the sub-Saharan Teita score negatively. [/b]The modern Dogon (Southern Mali) samples are intermediate. The fossil Nubians score strongly negative, as does the Asselar skull (Central Mali). What is especially interesting is that Afalou also scores negatively, if only slightly; it occupies the same morphological position as do the modern Dogon. [/QUOTE]So, how exactly is this interpreted, when they say caucasoid populations? [/QB][/QUOTE]
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