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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ish Gebor: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by the lioness,: [qb] [QUOTE]Originally posted by xyyman: That is why I was never worried when the new paper came out about supposed SSA increase in ancestry after the Romans. I knew it was BS without even looking at the paper first hand. The data had to be skewed. [/QUOTE]So before the Romans Egypt was so SSA it wan't possible to become more SSA ? [/qb][/QUOTE]Basically all of Africa had L, but probably not all, already by that time. [QUOTE] Given the phylogeny, the frequency, and the diversity patterns observed in Africa for L1b, it is likely that this haplogroup arose in West Africa, from where it moved to other African and non-African locations. There is a subclade of L1b defined by the transition A16289G (Fig. 2) and named here L1b1a2a, which could have originated later in East Africa (represented by three divergent sequences from Ethiopia: GenBank accession numbers EU092952, EU092942, and EU092950). L1b1a2a could have moved from East Africa to the North downstream the Nile shores toward Egypt (represented by the complete genome EU092775). The immediate ancestral node, L1b1a2 (Fig. 2), is represented by a single mitogenome observed in Israel (the Bedouin sequence EU092672) (Behar et al. 2008). [...] [/QUOTE] [QUOTE] Tell Halula [H37] 6800-6000 BC (L2a1) 16223T, 16261T, 16278T, 16294T, 16309G Fernández 2008 Tell Halula [H43] 6800-6000 BC (L2a1) Incomplete HVRI with 16261T, 16278T, 16294T, 16309G [/QUOTE] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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