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Old 08-17-2010, 01:57 AM   #19
Kayacterype

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On the other hand L is not that strong in all areas where R2 is, today in India R1a1 and R2 go hand in hand and are strong and weak in the same communities and areas, L (L1 mostly) is mostly on the western side and sort of very weak on the eastern side, this tells me that the R1a1 and R2 people might have had a similar migration time-line to India and were probably the same stock for most part when they arrived.
R2 reaches high frequencies in Bengal and transcends linguistic boundaries...
Yet downstream clades haven't been found so it isn't making the job easier.
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