Thread: Study Casts Doubt on Europeans' Ancestral Link to Fertile Crescent
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Default Re: Study Casts Doubt on Europeans' Ancestral Link to Fertile Crescent
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Originally Posted by Manji
Manji's Note: Which would mean UP mothers and neolithic fathers....

Strange, here Paleolithic R1b is predominant while the mtDNA line is supposed to be overwhelmingly Neolithic.
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