Knovas
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No red hair from Neanderthals in Europe, but posible in other places. Good spongetaro.
To my knowledge, ethnic Europeans have more Neanderthal genes. However, I mantain that it could be enough with a few concrete genes and, of course, there is not much (or there isn't...) information about Neanderthal genes on those populations, and the same could be said of other West Asians.
Some Ashkenazi Jews made the Interpretome test, but nothing relevant in them. Probably their samples are not useful for this.
PD: I was suposing there is not relevant red hair between Ashkenazis, basically because it's difficult to average them since they are spread for all places and have to many different appearences.
To my knowledge, ethnic Europeans have more Neanderthal genes. However, I mantain that it could be enough with a few concrete genes and, of course, there is not much (or there isn't...) information about Neanderthal genes on those populations, and the same could be said of other West Asians.
Some Ashkenazi Jews made the Interpretome test, but nothing relevant in them. Probably their samples are not useful for this.
PD: I was suposing there is not relevant red hair between Ashkenazis, basically because it's difficult to average them since they are spread for all places and have to many different appearences.
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