Yea I've seen worse. Back to our zero knowledge about M73 though
I am going to try and look into mtdna this weekend and see what is Indo-Iranian vs generic west asian farmer. But U2e, U4, U5, H5a and W are looking Indo-Iranian at the moment to be given their distribution (whether that is native to indo-iranian tribes or the result of marriage with different tribes is another matter-Jean M is convinced that marriage with the Tripoyle culture(R1b-weird how these tribes only had one ydna unless replacement occurred) spread lactose persistance to Indo-Iranians).
http://www.forumbiodiversity.com/showpost.php?p=810604&postcount=232
-I thought Assyrians (and their Armenian brethren) were never native to Western Iran. I am guessing actual Assyrian/Armenian ancestry is very rare though among Iranic speakers in West Iran?
-Hurrian contribution in terms of ydna and mtdna?
-And I thought Arab,Turko-Mongol invasions had very little genetic effects
I am going to try and look into mtdna this weekend and see what is Indo-Iranian vs generic west asian farmer. But U2e, U4, U5, H5a and W are looking Indo-Iranian at the moment to be given their distribution (whether that is native to indo-iranian tribes or the result of marriage with different tribes is another matter-Jean M is convinced that marriage with the Tripoyle culture(R1b-weird how these tribes only had one ydna unless replacement occurred) spread lactose persistance to Indo-Iranians).
http://www.forumbiodiversity.com/showpost.php?p=810604&postcount=232
-I thought Assyrians (and their Armenian brethren) were never native to Western Iran. I am guessing actual Assyrian/Armenian ancestry is very rare though among Iranic speakers in West Iran?
-Hurrian contribution in terms of ydna and mtdna?
-And I thought Arab,Turko-Mongol invasions had very little genetic effects
