Fennoscandia Biographic Project

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tirsdag 29. januar 2013

Updated local Fennoscandian analysis

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New individuals added. We see much the same structure as seen before. However we see two Finns who share recent Saami ancesty groups togeth...
tirsdag 8. januar 2013

Oceania influence in East-Asians

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This is offtopic regarding the project goals but its so interesting I have to make a post about it. It appeared already in my first analysis...

Updated Chromopainter/Finestructure World analysis

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Same settings as before but added more populations (or basically almost the rest of populations I have in my reference database) from Middle...
mandag 19. november 2012

Looking again at Fennoscandia

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This is a further local study of the Fennoscandian participants using the previous Chromopainter analysis data. Overview As we can see h...
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mandag 12. november 2012

Extending reference populations - looking beyond Europe

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I am now in a first stage to extend the reference populations to the Chromopainter analysis. In this first run I have increased the number o...
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tirsdag 28. august 2012

New analysis of the ancient gotlanders vs modern European populations

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EDIT 30/08-2013: I now consider this analysis outdated. Please check the more recent posts with reanalysis of Ajv52, Ajv70, Ire8, Gok4 and S...
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Distinctive haplotypes in Saamis and Finns

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I want to return to the differences one sees between donors and receivers. The sharp observer would probably notice the difference between t...
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