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Date Posted: 03:10:16 09/12/02 Thu
Author: Krot
Subject: Re: .
In reply to: 's message, " ." on 23:50:35 09/11/02 Wed

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====A Major Cline Consistent with the Demic Diffusion Model

HGs 1 and 9 show complementary clines on the continental scale, from the southeast of Europe to the northwest (figs. 3C and D and 4B and E): indeed, when the Irish sample is further subdivided on the basis of geographic information contained within surnames (Hill et al. 2000), HG 1 reaches near-fixation (98.5%) in the west of Ireland. HG 9 reaches its highest frequencies (33%) in the Caucasus and in Anatolia (fig. 3D), where it is thought that agriculture originated (Cavalli-Sforza et al. 1994). The strong clinal pattern of these two HGs, which together account for almost half (45%) of the chromosomes in our study, resembles the first principal component of genetic variation of classical loci and is consistent with the demic diffusion hypothesis. However, distributions of the remaining HGs are very different from these and cannot be interpreted as a simple reflection of population movement from the Near East. ====

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+++ "" hg2 hg3 .

, Viking blood hg3, 15.000 :
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dgarvey/DNA/RelGen/haplogroups.html

, Viking, Norman - hg2:
http://members.tripod.com/dellariola/id21.htm +++


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But HG3 is also common in Scandinavia, and is said by some to be indicative of "Viking blood" when seen in paternal lines originating in the British Isles.

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Participant #1306 belongs to HG2 (Haplogroup 2) which is typically Norse, ie: Viking or Norman.
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