GreekIslandGirl wrote:Not meaning to question Yialousa's credentials - but what is this neolithic iceman doing in 'Politics and Elections'?
He wants to vote.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:Not meaning to question Yialousa's credentials - but what is this neolithic iceman doing in 'Politics and Elections'?
yialousa1971 wrote: G1 (M285, M342) G1* - G1a (P20.1, P20.2, P20.3) G1a* G1a1 (L201^, L202^, L203^)
G1b (P76)
G2 (P287) G2* -
G2a (P15, U5, L31/S149, L149^) G2a* - G2a1 (P16.1, P16.2) G2a1* - G2a1a (P18.1, P18.2, P18.3)
G2a2 (M286)
G2a3 (L30/S126, L32/S148) G2a3* - G2a3a (M406) G2a3a* - G2a3a1 (L14/S130/U16, L90/S133)
G2a3a2 (L645^)
G2a3b (L141.1^) G2a3b* - G2a3b1 (P303/S135) G2a3b1* - G2a3b1a (L140^) G2a3b1a* G2a3b1a1 (U1) G2a3b1a1* G2a3b1a1a (L13/S131/U13, L78)
G2a3b1a2 (L497)^ G2a3b1a2* G2a3b1a2a (L43/S147) G2a3b1a2a* G2a3b1a2a1 (L42/S146)
G2a3b1a3 (L640^)
G2a3b1a4 (L660^, L662^)
G2a3b1b (L694^)
G2a3b2 (L177.1^, L177.2^, L177.3^)
G2a4 (L91^)
G2a5 (L293^)
G2b (M287)
G2c (M377, L72, L183^) G2c* - G2c1 (M283)
GreekIslandGirl wrote:Not meaning to question Yialousa's credentials - but what is this neolithic iceman doing in 'Politics and Elections'?
yialousa1971 wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:Not meaning to question Yialousa's credentials - but what is this neolithic iceman doing in 'Politics and Elections'?
Where else.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:yialousa1971 wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:Not meaning to question Yialousa's credentials - but what is this neolithic iceman doing in 'Politics and Elections'?
Where else.
How about 'Cypriot Diaspora'?
Get Real! wrote:These reconstructions are a load of bollocks!
How can one figure out boneless areas like lips, nose, ears, etc?
bill cobbett wrote:yialousa1971 wrote:bill cobbett wrote:What on Earth is a Y-haplogroup G2a4 group ??? ... in simple language.
The Tyrolean Iceman belongs to haplogroup G2a4, a minor lineage in modern-day Europeans. In a Neolithic site from the French south, Treilles, haplogroups G2 and I2 were found.
The seven most commonly occurring subgroups of haplogroup G in existing data with their corresponding SNPs in parentheses are: G1 (M285), G2a1 (P16) G2a3a (M406), G2a3b1a (L140), G2a3b1a2 (L497), G2a3b1a1a (L13/S131/U13) and G2c (M377).G2a found at 9% Cyprus, 7% Crete and Thessaly 8%
So this Iceman had 9% CY genes ???
supporttheunderdog wrote:No it means that the chances are that Otzi shared a last common male Ancestor with 9.2% of the population of Cyprus .
bill cobbett wrote:yialousa1971 wrote:bill cobbett wrote:What on Earth is a Y-haplogroup G2a4 group ??? ... in simple language.
The Tyrolean Iceman belongs to haplogroup G2a4, a minor lineage in modern-day Europeans. In a Neolithic site from the French south, Treilles, haplogroups G2 and I2 were found.
G*
G1 (M285, M342) G1* - G1a (P20.1, P20.2, P20.3) G1a* G1a1 (L201^, L202^, L203^)
G1b (P76)
G2 (P287) G2* -
G2a (P15, U5, L31/S149, L149^) G2a* - G2a1 (P16.1, P16.2) G2a1* - G2a1a (P18.1, P18.2, P18.3)
G2a2 (M286)
G2a3 (L30/S126, L32/S148) G2a3* - G2a3a (M406) G2a3a* - G2a3a1 (L14/S130/U16, L90/S133)
G2a3a2 (L645^)
G2a3b (L141.1^) G2a3b* - G2a3b1 (P303/S135) G2a3b1* - G2a3b1a (L140^) G2a3b1a* G2a3b1a1 (U1) G2a3b1a1* G2a3b1a1a (L13/S131/U13, L78)
G2a3b1a2 (L497)^ G2a3b1a2* G2a3b1a2a (L43/S147) G2a3b1a2a* G2a3b1a2a1 (L42/S146)
G2a3b1a3 (L640^)
G2a3b1a4 (L660^, L662^)
G2a3b1b (L694^)
G2a3b2 (L177.1^, L177.2^, L177.3^)
G2a4 (L91^)
G2a5 (L293^)
G2b (M287)
G2c (M377, L72, L183^) G2c* - G2c1 (M283)
The ^ indicates newly identified in 2009-11. The * indicates negativity for subgroups of that category
The seven most commonly occurring subgroups of haplogroup G in existing data with their corresponding SNPs in parentheses are: G1 (M285), G2a1 (P16) G2a3a (M406), G2a3b1a (L140), G2a3b1a2 (L497), G2a3b1a1a (L13/S131/U13) and G2c (M377).G2a found at 9% Cyprus, 7% Crete and Thessaly 8%
So this Iceman had 9% CY genes ???
Lordo wrote:bill cobbett wrote:yialousa1971 wrote:bill cobbett wrote:What on Earth is a Y-haplogroup G2a4 group ??? ... in simple language.
The Tyrolean Iceman belongs to haplogroup G2a4, a minor lineage in modern-day Europeans. In a Neolithic site from the French south, Treilles, haplogroups G2 and I2 were found.
G*
G1 (M285, M342) G1* - G1a (P20.1, P20.2, P20.3) G1a* G1a1 (L201^, L202^, L203^)
G1b (P76)
G2 (P287) G2* -
G2a (P15, U5, L31/S149, L149^) G2a* - G2a1 (P16.1, P16.2) G2a1* - G2a1a (P18.1, P18.2, P18.3)
G2a2 (M286)
G2a3 (L30/S126, L32/S148) G2a3* - G2a3a (M406) G2a3a* - G2a3a1 (L14/S130/U16, L90/S133)
G2a3a2 (L645^)
G2a3b (L141.1^) G2a3b* - G2a3b1 (P303/S135) G2a3b1* - G2a3b1a (L140^) G2a3b1a* G2a3b1a1 (U1) G2a3b1a1* G2a3b1a1a (L13/S131/U13, L78)
G2a3b1a2 (L497)^ G2a3b1a2* G2a3b1a2a (L43/S147) G2a3b1a2a* G2a3b1a2a1 (L42/S146)
G2a3b1a3 (L640^)
G2a3b1a4 (L660^, L662^)
G2a3b1b (L694^)
G2a3b2 (L177.1^, L177.2^, L177.3^)
G2a4 (L91^)
G2a5 (L293^)
G2b (M287)
G2c (M377, L72, L183^) G2c* - G2c1 (M283)
The ^ indicates newly identified in 2009-11. The * indicates negativity for subgroups of that category
The seven most commonly occurring subgroups of haplogroup G in existing data with their corresponding SNPs in parentheses are: G1 (M285), G2a1 (P16) G2a3a (M406), G2a3b1a (L140), G2a3b1a2 (L497), G2a3b1a1a (L13/S131/U13) and G2c (M377).G2a found at 9% Cyprus, 7% Crete and Thessaly 8%
So this Iceman had 9% CY genes ???
I think you will find it is the other way round. Current Cypriots have his genes. Do you always get things the wrong way round?
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