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Default Re: The Celts : a comparative analysis

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Originally Posted by Manji
I never said they did, I'm just saying they were here, both Vikings and other germanic tribes. As for any noticeable impact well perhaps only "exotic nordics" we see around here. Though I believe the nordic phenotype which is seen sometimes is of more recent origin I can't say for sure.
I wouldn't trust phenotype for explaining migrations.

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Does the I haplogroup pertain only to nordic phenotypes?
The I haplogroup originated in the middle east (probably), then moved into the Balkans ( where it's still the most common ), and then spread around Europe in various subclades.

I don't see how it can relate to the thing people call a 'nordic phenotype'.
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