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Probably Pacific Islanders or people from Papua New Guinea. http://www.thecommonwealth.org/Share...eName=FileName http://www.globalphotographic.net/sal1a.jpg http://img844.imageshack.us/img844/4787/img2790.jpg http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_we9F28Vk4o...m+Duma,+MP.JPG http://v4.lscache5.c.bigcache.google...l/47757867.jpg http://www.zimbio.com/Prime+Minister...phy+simplicity http://higherground.adventistconnect.../people_01.png |
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Horners appear to have hunter-gatherer admixture, based on their uniparental markers and autosomal affinities. So they have at least two sources of archaic admixture, presumably. The archaic African hominins that mixed with African sapiens hunter-gatherers, as well as the Neanderthals that mixed with the first Eurasians. ![]() |
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There aren't any "pure races". There aren't even any "races", and I will convey this by quoting a User from another forum.
"Purity" makes sense in metallurgy, but not from a genetic standpoint. When you're dealing with metals, you can analyze them and break down components into specific minerals. You can assay any metal and say it's 57% copper, 32% zinc, etc. because there is an unchanging scientific definition of what copper is, based on its atomic structure, properties, etc. Any two people who know what they are doing will be able to agree on the chemical composition within a very low range of tolerance. Ethnic groups are not made up of minerals: they're made up of actual people, whose ancestors themselves belonged to various ethnic groups in varying proportions. You can never break down an ethnicity into scientifically agreed-on and stable components the way you can minerals. Aftermarket projects may give you a "component" score. But these are not "components" in the sense that unalloyed minerals in an alloy are. There never was a single ethnic group that was, say, 100% "West European" by these analyses' definitions. |
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I believe a "pure" race refers to the:
1. distance to geographical location of the Source/Origin of a human group. 2. genetic isolation within the Source/Origin of a human group. We would not call "white americans" Natives because we obviously have our ancestry deeply ingrained into the "European" geography & genetic pool. We would not call "black americans" Natives because Aframs obviously have their ancestry deeply ingrained into the "Afrikan" geography & genetic pool. The main point of Anthropology is to create esteemed, scientific hypotheses as to 3. where these "Sources/Origins" of human groups began, and 4. how genetic isolation was maintained between different human groups, including Ethnic and Racial differences. People who deny difference between races are as oblivious to race as somebody who is Color blind, and cannot tell the difference between Red or Blue, Loud or Quiet, Bright or Dark. And you usually can see these types of people by their insistence that "all is one" and "difference does not exist". The philosophical term for this is a "Monist" (disbelieves in Difference, believes in Equality), opposed to a "Dualist" or "Pluralist" (believes in Difference, disbelieves in Equality). It's pretty easy to spot who believes in what, and why. |
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However to be perfectly honest, i think they are one of the most diverse areas in the world besides the African Continent and it is definitely shows, here is a few examples. |
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Figure from the study I mentioned earlier, showing the frequency of introgressive variants within three sequenced regions across SSA. In any case, given the results of the Dinka, I'm not so sure that Horners are that "Archaic" admixed. ![]() |
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In any case, given the results of the Dinka, I'm not so sure that Horners are that "Archaic" admixed. Beyoku's Dinka sample should be helpful, hopefully. |
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Groups like the Parsis or the Amish. It'd be interesting to see a genetic report on the Amish. |
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