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Default Re: HLA genes in Macedonians and the sub-Saharan origin of the Greeks
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Originally Posted by Awar
Actually, it's closest to J.
Actually it's not. It's equally related to R as it is to J. They all evolved from the saem mutation...unlike E3b which evolved from totally other mutation.

The point is...R and I haplgorups are autochtonous European markers, E, J, G, N, etc. are not thus E and I cannot be closely related to each other more than R and I are.
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