Six Population Elements in Living Caucasoids

[Polak]

Six Population Elements in Living Caucasoids


Mediterranean (distributed mainly around the Mediterranean coast). Associated with non-Sub-Saharan NRY haplogroup E(x3a) (HG21 in Jobling/Tyler-Smith).


Near Eastern (found from Europe to India south of the steppe). Associated with NRY haplogroup J (HG9 in J/T-S).


Central (centered in Central-South-Eastern Europe). Associated perhaps with NRY haplogroup Y(xA,C,D,E,F1,J,K) (clades of HG2 in J/T-S)


Western (widely distributed, surviving in greatest strength in Western Europe). Associated tih NRY haplogroup P(xR1a) (HG1 and HG22 in J/T-S).


Eastern (from Europe, especially Eastern Europe to Central Asia and all the way to India). Associated with NRY haplogroup R1a1 (HG3 in J/T-S).


Northeastern (in the northeastern quadrant of Europe into Siberia). Associated with NRY haplogroup N (HG12 and HG16 in J/T-S)


http://www.dienekes.com/blog/

[Polak]

Six Population Elements in Living Caucasoids


Mediterranean (distributed mainly around the Mediterranean coast). Associated with non-Sub-Saharan NRY haplogroup E(x3a) (HG21 in Jobling/Tyler-Smith).


Near Eastern (found from Europe to India south of the steppe). Associated with NRY haplogroup J (HG9 in J/T-S).


Central (centered in Central-South-Eastern Europe). Associated perhaps with NRY haplogroup Y(xA,C,D,E,F1,J,K) (clades of HG2 in J/T-S)


Western (widely distributed, surviving in greatest strength in Western Europe). Associated tih NRY haplogroup P(xR1a) (HG1 and HG22 in J/T-S).


Eastern (from Europe, especially Eastern Europe to Central Asia and all the way to India). Associated with NRY haplogroup R1a1 (HG3 in J/T-S).


Northeastern (in the northeastern quadrant of Europe into Siberia). Associated with NRY haplogroup N (HG12 and HG16 in J/T-S)


http://www.dienekes.com/blog/

Indeed, I see all of these as Caucasoid genes.

I don't think HG16, for example, is East Asian at all. From the evidence I've seen, it seems to have originated in North Eastern Europe. It then spread east into Siberian populations.

[Polak]

@Polak: Off-topic, but just quickly, as a matter of interest: By whom is the quote in your signature and when was it uttered?

- Thorburn

Ibrahim-Ibn-Jakub, a Moorish Jew from Tortosa in Spain, AD966.