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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Swenet: [QB] @typeZeiss I'm just reporting what the data says. If you have data supporting a different view, feel free to share it. This is the sample I was referring to a moment ago. Quote: "Different Mozabite individuals within our sample had different estimates of sub-Saharan African ancestry proportions, with a majority at close to 20%, but several individuals having a somewhat higher fraction. Exploration of the causes of this variation (Figure 7) revealed a systematic tendency for those individuals with higher proportions of sub-Saharan African ancestry to have large (tens of megabases) segments in their genome with an African origin. Such large segments are only consistent with admixture within the last 20–30 generations, showing the admixture process has continued into more recent times. In fact, the individual with the highest estimated proportion (75%) of sub-Saharan African ancestry had at least one inferred non-European chromosome throughout virtually their entire genome (Figure 7), consistent with admixture in the last generation, and demonstrating that the admixture process continues today in the Mozabite population." http://journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/artiid=10.1371/journal.pgen.1000519 The data shows that, today at least, it's not a good assumptation that dark skin in the Maghreb always correlates with Amazigh ancestry. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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