Post by djoser-xyyman on Feb 1, 2014 12:23:08 GMT -5
[ The position of La Brana individuals in the 1000 Genomes Project data and the 1KGPomnichip PCAs suggests that the uniform Mesolithic substrate could be related to modern Northern European populations but may represent a gene pool that is no longer present in contemporary Southern European populations. In the latter PCA, where the origin of each Iberian sample is known, it is possible to see that the Mesolithic specimens are NOT related to modern Basques, contrary to what has been previously suggested in some recent studies [39] ]
XYYMAN COMMENT:
What is clear also is that the researchers are withholding information. But to their credit they admitted he was black. That took courage. But to pacify the Europhiles they “threw them a bone”. Saying he “may” have blue eyes. The Eurocentrics took it and ran with it. Mastubating their delusional psyche. There is a reason why the researchers are not sure about blue eyes and but is confident on black skin pigmentation. ie the genetic data. The TWO comtemporary DNA regions that determine light/blue eyes OPPOSE each other. For La Brana Man, one marker carry the “ancestral” and the other the “derived” nucleotide. Therefore inconclusive for blue eye. If both carried derived then they can assuredly state he had blue eye, that is if the effect is additive as stated by Shriver et al. If the effect is additive at best he had light brown eyes and not blue. If one is dominant over the other then either blue or brown. As of now they are not sure on blue eyes. But pretty sure on black skin. In fact his skin pigmentation profile is although black but NOT like Yurobans. It is more like Melanese/Australians who have the highest Melanin Index (MI) in the world. This make me think the early, yDNA-C, OOA population were really dark. They were not suited for the Northern European or Asian climate. That may explain why East Asian depigmentation went a different route ie ASIP etc and not SLC45A2. The later waves of OOA seems better suited for northern Europe. Notice the Yuroban pigmentation profile is better suited for EITHER environment.