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MTrue, beards sometimes have different colors than the rest and are governed by a different set of genes. Heck, I have very dark brown...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Phenotypes of the Portuguese."pinkish-white" complexion doesn't signifies you have the lightest hues we find often enough, say, among Irish people. Coon find 20% or...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Phenotypes of the Portuguese.I see a lot of Portuguese people and the majority is what we call dark skinned at an European level of criteria for "white people". You...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Phenotypes of the Portuguese.Sincerely, for other Europeans, Portugueses are among the darkest pigmented and most often dark pigmented people of Europe. As a whole I...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times.My calculation was just to provide some scale of impact with 20%, say in first place concerning WHG. Sure, theory is not reality. Agree...
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MMOESAN reacted to Vallicanus's post in the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times with
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We need to take into account that the Longobards were not really an ethnic group on the move but a collection of foederati loyal or... -
MMOESAN replied to the thread Red Hair very common in Eastern European?.@Melkiirs - I ‘ll try to answer you. - I am an amateur, and I observed on life (common people) and on pictures (sportmen, for the...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Red Hair very common in Eastern European?.I'm sorry, in post #8 I repeated myself!
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Red Hair very common in Eastern European?.I doubt attractivity of red hairs would be the principal cause of red hairs in Ireland - a time has been when ancient Celts considered...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Red Hair very common in Eastern European?.France is changing fast. But rural France of the 1970's was still contrasted enough concerning pigmentation, and just a bit lighter than...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times.These pseudo geographic namings are kind of mental projection of PCA on a map. It isn't the arbitrary projection of position of ancient...
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MInteresting that the paper states , that all indo-europeans have an association with cordedware ( CW ) while, Greeks, Armenians and...
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MMOESAN reacted to Francesco's post in the thread Bioarchaeological Perspectives on Late Antiquity in Dalmatia with Like.
Unsurprisingly, the population seems to form a cline between Croatia Iron age and the Aegean, since the Island of Hvar (Pharos) was...
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MMOESAN replied to the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times.'Steppe' is rather "northeastern" - and 'WHG' rather "northwestern" - this partial trend towards "north" for WHG is explained by the...
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MMOESAN reacted to Pax Augusta's post in the thread Genetic study Population changes in northern Italy from the Iron Age to Modern Times with Like.
To be precise, 37 percent is not an average value, but a result that can be reached by some in amateur calcolators. Of course in modern...
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