Estonian Biocentre julkaisi uutta dataa, josta julkaisen nyt vain PCA-plotit. Palaan asiaan jatkoanalyysien muodossa lähiaikoina, parin viikon kuluessa.
Lisäys 24.2.15
Testausta IMS-taustaisten keskinäisistä suhteista. Lataa paketti tästä. Dimensioiden 2 ja 3 Eigenvalue-arvot ovat kaikissa kuvissa hyvin lähellä toisiaan, joten dim. 2 ja 3 ovat täysin vertailukelpoisia, ja joskus asetelmat vaihtavat paikkaa.
N1c and R1a1 in western Russia dating to 2,500BC. The paternal ancestors of Finno-Urgics and Indo Europeans were in the same region.
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I have understood that linguistic evidences support early connections between FU- and IE-people, but I am not familiar with linguistic matters. It is of course surprising that N1c1, R1a and R1b lived side by side there. My paternal HG is I1 and I am now quite sure that my forefathers lived in West Europe at the same time :) I am waiting for those new samples to analyse autosomal data.
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Thanks, it will be interesting to see f4-statistics, especially because Haak and Lazaridis have quite a limited amount of Finns and Russians, and no Swedes and Poles. To get them tested with Yamna samples and with the Karelian hunter gatherer published in the same study I need a full scan, though. If they offer only an Affymetrix file corresponding to the Lazaridis' one I can still make better tests with Finns, but not with Polish, Swedish and Russian samples.
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