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[QUOTE]Originally posted by xyyman: [QB] As more Africans are analyzed here is what the Europeans are saying ...Eupedia.com Quote: " Nowadays small percentages (1 to 4%) of[b] R1b-V88 are found in[/b] the Levant, among the Lebanese, the Druze, and the Jews,[b] and almost in every country in Africa north of the equator[/b]. Higher frequency in Egypt (5%), among Berbers from the Egypt-Libya border (23%), among the Sudanese Copts (15%), the Hausa people of Sudan (40%), the Fulani people of the Sahel [b](54% in Niger and Cameroon), and Chadic tribes of northern Nigeria and northern Cameroon (especially among the Kirdi), [/b]where it is observed at a frequency ranging from 30% to 95% of men. ..... ... However, R1b-V88 is not only present among Chadic speakers, but also among Senegambian speakers (Fula-Hausa) and Semitic speakers (Berbers, Arabs). R1b-V88 is found among the[b] native populations!!!!!![/b] of [b]Rwanda, South Africa, Namibia, Angola, Congo, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Ivory Coast, Guinea-Bissau."[/b] You do know that R-V88 is upstream of R1b-M269? The Abusir mummies are Africans [/QB][/QUOTE]
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