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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Oshun: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by xyyman: [qb] Unlinked SNPs=STR=haplotypes. That is why Berbers show up as "Negros" in CODIS. That is why these racialist Scientist stopped used STRs and macrosatellites . These results show Greeks are highly Africans, and this was confirmed by Arnaiz-Villens. That is why the Amarnas came out sub-Saharan Africans. That is why they switched to SNP frequency(unlinked). Understand the game. Sleight of hands. [/qb][/QUOTE]Links to these findings? Or an older thread?? [QUOTE]Originally posted by xyyman: [qb] That is why it is important to look at BOTH uniparental markers and autosomal markers. And NOT ONLY frequency of autosomal markers. Uniparental provides is the best indication of DIRECTION of migration. Of course in recent admixed populations like Obama's kids and yours. The story is incomplete when only considering autosomal makers. Interesting you said that West Africans carry "sub-clades" of L3f found in East Africa. I have no proof of that but that is again indicative of there being no such thing as a Bantu Expansion. That is why the FREQUENCY nonsense in the New Kingdom mummies is a slieght of hands. Deep analysis is needed to determine migration route, frequency cannot tells us anything, and they know it that is why the paper is written like that. . [/qb][/QUOTE]So they can perhaps discuss coalescence, but not which genetic components would've been older or native, and which would've been the result of foreigners? Because they seem to imply their findings were able to establish when the populations had a surge mixture attributed to post-OOA lineages. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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