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Oct 9Liked by Stone Age Herbalist

If EEF were whiter and blonder, and WHG/WSH the opposite, why are Estonians the blondest in Europe and Italians darkest of those in the study? This doesn’t make any sense. Name one country with 50%+ EEF DNA that has more blond hair than cultures with 50%+ WSH/WHG DNA.

How different would the results be if they didn’t use Yamnaya but the actual Indo-European source populations (more EHG, less CHG than Yamnaya) for the Corded Ware culture that was the entry point for steppe ancestry into most of Europe aside from the Balkans?

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Oct 14Liked by Stone Age Herbalist

Miscgenation confirmed, it's so over for us Nordic-Latin mutts

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Oct 9Liked by Stone Age Herbalist

I have seen those gene mapping ancestry sites advertising "Viking ancestry" and "Neanderthal ancestry" tests. They should do one for EEF/WHG/Yamnaya ancestry proportions.

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