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but more restricted in variations at the sklton level

To come back to the topic I saw newly a Danish serie ('Cry Wolf' - Why an English title and why as too often a song in English? Europe colonized by A-Sx?). In htis serie, same remark, all the acors SEEM genuine Danes (except un actress with a partial "exotic" origin seemingly, Jewish or Semitic...

Maybe he thinks these traits are found often in Western Med than in Central Med. BTW Corsicans, at the phoenotypic level, are distinct enough from pop's of continental Italy.

Alizee is from Corsica. How is she "Ibero"-French? Ibero French isn't a typology term, but it says she show some traits withone may assume as inherited from Iberic and French people, if I understand well what Don Quijote is trying ti say. But somebody can show typologic features which don't...

I know no more about what I was intending to say, but this 'sas' is just a typo error! Don't mind.

s a s true Germans as an average are (were) light haired at 44%, dark haired at 8%, not SO dark! Even in South, some rare mountainous districts put aside, the light mean were about 33% (like Flanders or East central England.) We have to compare more than a serie to measure the difference...

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BTW have we now ancient DNA of Golasecca culture?

It's the old version where Celts were seen as arrived lately (very late BA/IA) in Western Europe. Other theories suppose they were already in West since BA, not only the theory 'Celts of West' by Koch. OK. But it doesn't say us where the very core of proto-Celtic>Celtic took place. I think the...

It's the old version where Celts were seen as arrived lately (very late BA/IA) in Western Europe. Other theories suppose they were already in West since BA, not only the theory 'Celts of West' by Koch.

It's a question of trying to show more precision with inequal data. The trap is considering that DNA segments more common todate among a modern pop reflect an origin in this very modern pop when found among other modern pop's ; in reality these segments were part of a more widespred componant...

I have not Netflix, pity!

I saw few spanish series. It's true that as a whole the actors are a bit more representative than in Scandinavian series. But the fact of not to be typical doesn't always signifies to be of foreign origin everytime. In French series, it seems to me it isn't the foreign aspect which is researched...

Maybe this thread is not going to live a long time. It's just some personal thinkings about movies, phoenotypes and choices of actors/actresses. Since long enough ago, I've remarked actors in films and series are not representative of their country. It's even more evident in recent ones. In...

Moesan: > 40% Breton, > 40% Île-de-France, > 6% Franche-Comté (East France), >6% Normandy, > 3% Auvergne... (only origin south of the Loire) Estimations DNA MyHeritage first one: 57,7 % Breton, Scot, Irish & Welsh 32,5 % Iberic 7,9 % Western and Northern European : ? % Normandy + Northern...

These theory is not Bible words. The most ancient R1b-V88 were living in Europe from West to Ukraina and the clades ancestors to the African clades were present in Europe. The moves could have been as well North-South as South-North through central mediterranean Isles and the Sahel and Co...

You're always with your words games and conclusions opposite to historical, gegraphic and genomic evidences.

What I found stri What I found striking is the North-South opposition between Y-E-V13 and Y-J2b-L283.

No way to see your video. Could you make kind of an abstract for us?

Thanks, I think the better to do is to keep on with the original thread and erase this (my) thread.