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The collection resembles a lively but fragmented online discussion surrounding the Lazaridis et al. paper. Many posts credit the study and cite figures or summaries, while others remix the material into videos or threads and challenge or embellish interpretations. Tone shifts from neutral citation to promotional content, and a sizeable portion contains heated language or clustering about ethnicity and race, reflecting both genuine scientific interest and sociopolitical anxieties about population history. Examples include posts signaling the PCA figure, Turkish/Armenian comments about ancestry, and calls to watch videos or read sources, illustrating how word choice (e.g., “astonishing,” “surprising,” “three ancestral populations”) and context shape a discourse that blends scientific curiosity with social controversy.
Overall, posts are a mix of confirmations and disagreements; many echo the study but also push controversial or problematic claims, resulting in net neutral agreement.
Moderate to high interest as people link to figures, videos, and discuss origins and populations.
Engagement is thoughtful but also scattered with off-topic debates and hostility in some comments, indicating mixed depth of discussion.
Impact is unclear; some posts promote education (videos, summaries) while others spread misinformation or heated rhetoric, suggesting limited broad impact on public understanding.
@Pressurepoint10 @hasanthehun Source: "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" https://t.co/4jdsV6BjeC Below is the original PCA scatter plot mapping modern West Eurasians. "West Eurasia" includes both Europe and West Asia. You should understand that "West https://t.co/J22WPq7bnZ
Find out all about the incredible story of Neolithic Europe and the surprising hunter-gatherer resurgence here: https://t.co/BUXxkKRfdW
Źródła grafiki: Lazaridis et al., "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" https://t.co/u61axh67Ys
Where did modern Europeans come from? Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans https://t.co/s4ZShyDnIO https://t.co/Lc7LCBzMJR
Very interesting new video on the complicated interactions between mesolithic hunter-gatherers, neolithic farmers, ... From @DanDavisWrites' youtube channel, which is fantastic btw. https://t.co/9MuKMnIvBT
This has to be one of the most surprising and incredible stories in European prehistory. Find out all about it now, right here: https://t.co/BUXxkKQHoo
Explores ancient DNA from 69 Europeans (8,000–3,000 years ago) revealing Neolithic farmer diversity in Western Europe, distinct eastern hunter-gatherers, and a major 4,500-year migration mixing Corded Ware with steppe…
This video examines criticisms of the Solutrean hypothesis and presents evidence supporting a single pre-Clovis origin of Native Americans through a coastal route, based on mitochondrial genomics and archaeological…
Researchers sequenced the genomes of ancient farmers and hunter-gatherers to explore the ancestry of today's Europeans. This study highlights the contributions of three ancestral populations, providing insights into our…
This video explores the groundbreaking DNA evidence revealing the origins of Slavic peoples. It highlights the deep genetic connections among ancient Europeans, linking modern Slavs to various ancestral populations…
Ancient DNA, archaeology, and history show Greek identity formed by migrations and mixing, challenging the idea of genetic purity and revealing a network of ancestry shaping Bronze Age Greece.
Investigates how Type O relates to European and Neanderthal history, ancient genomes, and what this reveals about our origins.
@richtidwell This graph is NOT from that paper written by you, you deceitful Jew hating piece of shit. It is from this. You plagiarized it and altered it for your Jew hating bullshit: "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" as the title of the
@PoglavnikOrx @UBERSOY1 Respectfully, Armenians are not White. They DO NOT genetically cluster with core Europeans. Because only Europeans are derived from the combination of the following 3 main, highly-differentiated ancestral populations: → West European Hunter-Gatherers (WHG), who contributed https://t.co/wjgVgq5iht
Europe's Astonishing Hunter-Gatherer Resurgence https://t.co/EimUWl8TXt via @YouTube
@orthodox_rasta @Aarvoll_ Source #1: https://x .com/47Tolkien/status/2068715654908150235?s=20 Source #2: Figure 2 "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" https://t.co/fcYukTeclb
@aidannonx @ZoomerHistorian Source #1: Figure 2 "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" https://t.co/fcYukTdEvD Source #2: https://t.co/Vj29fOanyh
@RebecaGonz18011 @WHGCHGANFANE @rawmilkhoney @night_hawk1984 Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans https://t.co/Oyi9pTo6tB
@TowardsSun22 Source: Figure 2 "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" https://t.co/fcYukTdEvD https://t.co/GHpw1QyY8p
By around 4400 BC, the descendants of Early European Farmers had displaced Western Hunter Gathers and forced them into areas not conducive to farming. But then the EEF societies broke down and half of the EEF male lineages were replaced by WHG lineages. https://t.co/3DKaplwDAz
@Aarvoll_ @KayraKhan0 How about Georgians? Because you have said in the past that their country was somewhat considered a part of Europe... ...while simultaneously acknowledging that they don't cluster genetically with core Europeans. (For example: https://t.co/Vj29fOanyh Or the PCA scatter plot https://t.co/IkS7l4RNh8
@Alonso_GD @grok It is an absolute self-own. Alonso Gurmendi thought he was dunking on arbitrary racial taxonomy, but he accidentally posted the exact, famous PCA plot from Lazaridis et al. (2014) (Nature, "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day
The third world idiots are at it again, we've seen this before... https://t.co/wscfL7Ff6j
@Zirconicav @CommanderTorenn Iosif Lazaridis, Nick Patterson, Alissa Mittnik et Gabriel Renaud, « Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans », Nature, vol. 513, no 7518 .... Reviens dans quelques jours après avoir tout lu et on en rediscute.
@Simon_Rex_ Wrong, they're West Asian / Near Eastern. They do not genetically cluster with core Europeans. Only Europeans are derived from the combination of the following 3 main, highly-differentiated ancestral populations: → West European Hunter-Gatherers (WHG), who contributed https://t.co/6anl0OCApA
@AMAZUNIIIIII @Returnevanzod 'Saar. (1) Here are some archaic texts saying "We WUZ." (2) Also, "Mսհ Dісk." ∴ We?? are European, saar.' What a cope. The closest modern populations to Armenians (using Euclidean distance in 25-dimensional ancestry coordinates) are: → Assyrians, → Georgian https://t.co/mmwRmghlDq
@Araratium @Returnevanzod Sure, there's a sizeable number of West Asians who have a pale skin complexion (e.g. some Georgians, Turks, Armenians, & Syrians). But they do not genetically cluster with core Europeans. Calling someone a bozi txa ("sօո of a whօre") does not alter that reality. The closest https://t.co/b1ypPPqdOK
@pssspsspsssspss @Returnevanzod He was merely stating a fact. Armenians?? do not cluster genetically with Europeans. The closest modern populations to Armenians (using Euclidean distance in 25-dimensional ancestry coordinates) are: → Assyrians, → Georgian Jews/Mountain Jews/Persian Jews, → Pontic Greeks https://t.co/DTHURhk61Z
RT @Cilician_Gnaeus: @hasanthehun Source: Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans https://t.co/…
@Pressurepoint10 @hasanthehun Source: "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" https://t.co/4jdsV6BjeC Below is the original PCA scatter plot mapping modern West Eurasians. "West Eurasia" includes both Europe and West Asia. You should understand that "West https://t.co/J22WPq7bnZ
@hasanthehun Source: Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans https://t.co/4jdsV6BjeC "(1) PCA on all present-day West Eurasians, with ancient and selected eastern non-African samples projected. European hunter-gatherers fall beyond present-day https://t.co/hfyESfAPLg
@Cooked_nerd @wewuzsoap @ImperiumFirst Source #1: Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans https://t.co/4jdsV6BjeC Source #2: Population Genetics of the European Roma - A Review https://t.co/Ynbvq8OpMs
@Evangelion217 @MrSigmaMAGA @johannesmkx The first PCA chart is cited from this study: https://t.co/2rAUlR7BY3 https://t.co/hsCwnlKSK0
@elephanvolant @RobertLeBref @HannahBel555_24 - European Journal of Human Genetics – The genetic history of France (2020) - Wolfgang Haak et al., Massive migration from the steppe... (Nature, 2015) - Iosif Lazaridis et al., Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans (Nature, 2014)
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@SamAndrews1017 @John_0x01 @Aarvoll_ https://t.co/zYCyiTYTeP https://t.co/E5CRCRo9eI https://t.co/TY9CA1vVjO https://t.co/HO9Oejgvb9
See this video on the late hunter-gatherer resurgence and/or read the sources in the description https://t.co/BUXxkKQHoo
@SouthSeaNomad Yeah you can find out about that here: https://t.co/BUXxkKQHoo
There's a video you can watch to find out more about this astonishing reversal of hunter-gatherer fortunes https://t.co/BUXxkKQHoo https://t.co/an9SopLnVV
@MarzhinMyrddin @Maptysk There's a video about this you can see here, with links to research in the description https://t.co/BUXxkKQHoo
@Valoxis @WithoutHistory @grok @grok You are wrong boy Ancient DNA research has shown that early farmers from Anatolia and the wider Near East had a major genetic impact on the modern European gene pool. During the Neolithic period, beginning around 7000–6000 BCE, farming populations expanded from Anatolia
@MyLordBebo All native European ethnic groups possess deep historical continuity with the continent’s pre-modern populations. The Sámi are not the only indigenous people of Europe; rather, the native peoples of Western and Northern Europe, extending from the Rus’ to Iceland, share ancestral
@olivebr4nch @carolinadayan1 Send me the link/titles, there's junk studies The only studies w/ autossomal ancestry estimates for AJ are these, afaik: https://t.co/U9tI7uLoum https://t.co/iviAdyc3hc https://t.co/m0GD4SmTYq https://t.co/82VGpTVNwA https://t.co/bKnPTngbw2 And here's the average based on them: https://t.co/vnhezgBY1X
@ZeroH65316 @Is_He_This_Real @MWill2025 @OsirisGamers @afrojudaic @MarquettDavon Europe has the oldest evidence of the wheel; at that time, they had lighter skin, weren't black. https://t.co/oSFGLZ3ld4 The gene SLC24A5 that gives people pale skin goes back +20.000 years. Civilization began when there were NOT ONLY black people in the world. Wow. https://t.co/yfgr3E8Otp
@SuperApacci888 @BobDollaz33221 @kurvykary @VestiBesti Europe has the oldest evidence of the wheel; at that time, they had lighter skin, weren't black. https://t.co/4xb12ACpCj https://t.co/sB5EW2w5vj
@gettingcanceled @GarbageHuman24 Thanks for asking, because I found the article about it. Previous searches only found posts on ?. More images at: https://t.co/upsTmPnfOW "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans," published in Nature (and hosted on PubMed Central). https://t.co/TOqsTfyyXk
@algoritmasi @humanitysetup @MedWhiteAcolyte David Reich 2013'ten beri HHMI Investigator (devam ediyor, 'bi ara' değil; evrimsel biyoloji/genetik alanında Harvard'da). Destek o tarihten beri lab'ına fon sağlıyor. Örnek makaleler: 2014 "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans",
@sentientdreamer @VirDeiMysterios @JustDan91457888 @flowwithkel @_6signxxx The image is a PCA plot from the 2014 Nature paper "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" by Lazaridis et al. (https://t.co/rchMa2Q9Lg). It analyzes genetic data, showing Spanish populations clustering with other Europeans. Yes, it's
@mjm_twitt @Anc_Aesthetics The plotted image appears to be a modified version of Figure 1b from the 2014 Nature paper "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" by Iosif Lazaridis et al. It shows a PCA of modern West Eurasian populations. Full paper:
Europe's Astonishing Hunter-Gatherer Resurgence https://t.co/thES9AFUJV by @DanDavisWrites
@Soroush_1403 They live on! @DanDavisWrites made this fine video about it: https://t.co/8W8RkANkB9
@ZionistSniper @Goyimper @PamphletsY This image is a Principal Component Analysis (PCA) plot from a 2014 scientific paper titled "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" (PMC4170574). It visualizes genetic similarities among modern West Eurasian populations, clustering
Find out all about the incredible story of Neolithic Europe and the surprising hunter-gatherer resurgence here: https://t.co/BUXxkKRfdW
This is from my video on the late Neolithic hunter-gatherer resurgence, which you can watch here: https://t.co/BUXxkKRfdW
@HJ_Mendoza07 @TellaTruff @MichaelButtonX https://t.co/Hc7eT5xLmp What do you mean “no population growth for thousands of years”?!? That’s so obviously wrong. There was a point where there were only about a thousand breeding humans on the Planet. And then the population rebounded.
'Europe's Astonishing Hunter-Gatherer Resurgence .. thousands of years after the first farmers spread across Europe from Anatolia, traces of Europe’s Mesolithic hunter-gatherers re-emerged.. And how did this resurgence transform Europe?' https://t.co/GhXy98IHQ3
Europe's Astonishing Hunter-Gatherer Resurgence https://t.co/sFeVZnzSNa via @YouTube Genetic research has that thousands of years after the first farmers spread across Europe from Anatolia, traces of Europe’s Mesolithic hunter-gatherers re-emerged in the DNA of the Neolithic
@MEminRedkan 1) https://t.co/6QQu9fvj7a 2) https://t.co/Bjc930uWld 3) https://t.co/nmGQC1LatR 4) https://t.co/Zi0oFDSA7a Bak bakayım beyaz Avrupalıların ataları anadolunun doğusundan mı yoksa batısından mı gelmiş? Herkese kürt demeyi bırakın elinize bir şey geçmiyor
youtu.be/OaNPFCV8Vic?...
Very interesting new video on the complicated interactions between mesolithic hunter-gatherers, neolithic farmers, ... From @DanDavisWrites' youtube channel, which is fantastic btw. https://t.co/9MuKMnIvBT
Europe's Astonishing Hunter-Gatherer Resurgence https://t.co/lv8DqoPGWC käyttäen @YouTube
@PgGallegoart @EniorJimenez ?Judíos y árabes: una historia genética compartida Un dato importante que suele pasarse por alto: judíos y árabes comparten un origen genético muy parecido. La genética moderna muestra que ambos grupos vienen del Levante antiguo (la región de Israel, Palestina, Líbano y
Check out chapter 7 and how it relates to what's happening in Europe rn. Europe's Astonishing Hunter-Gatherer Resurgence https://t.co/Z9RacbRyRM via @YouTube
Novelist Dan Davis does wonderful YT presentations on prehistoric Europe, based on the genetic and archaelogical evidence. https://t.co/kQ3sYEe9P2
Europe's Astonishing Hunter-Gatherer Resurgence https://t.co/bqSFYzLX2t via @YouTube
Europe's Astonishing Hunter-Gatherer Resurgence https://t.co/foQxAnzgpL via @YouTube
Europe's Astonishing Hunter-Gatherer Resurgence https://t.co/iM3U3b6Eav
@Before_War_Book @DanDavisWrites https://t.co/HBMVUlFOlt
https://t.co/AQtVqu08gn Be The Fire Be The Fuel or Be The State of Peace with https://t.co/dSDXbUkWZX
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This has to be one of the most surprising and incredible stories in European prehistory. Find out all about it now, right here: https://t.co/BUXxkKQHoo
@TriangleCyclops @beltsupremacist @PiscoLitty @DrewPavlou «There are actually more genetic differences within Africans than between Africans and Europeans» This is true, but it doesn’t mean that it’s not natural to classify (North Africans and) Europeans in one group and (sub-Saharan) Africans in another, just that it’s natural to https://t.co/NwDl9A7Lf1
@NU_Crafty_FC @TRobinsonNewEra 1. Olalde et al. (2014) - La Braña genome (Spain) •Citation: Olalde, I., et al. "Derived immune and ancestral pigmentation alleles in a 7,000-year-old Mesolithic European." Nature, vol. 513, 2014, doi:10.1038/nature12960 •This was the first fully sequenced genome of a European
@Israel344480345 @TRobinsonNewEra Primary Research Articles 1. Olalde et al. (2014) - La Braña genome (Spain) •Citation: Olalde, I., et al. "Derived immune and ancestral pigmentation alleles in a 7,000-year-old Mesolithic European." Nature, vol. 513, 2014, doi:10.1038/nature12960 •This was the first fully
@Durram00000 @Beeralepils @RebeccaWUvell Lazaridis et al. (2014) i Nature analyserade DNA från Motala-kulturen i Sverige för cirka 8 000 år sedan och fann alleler för ljus hud (SLC24A5 och SLC45A2) samt blå ögon (HERC2/OCA2). Dessa mesolitiska jägare-samlare uppvisade redan nordiska pigmenteringsegenskaper, inte enbart
@vestland001 @Julie_C_G_Grove https://t.co/ZyIPasKn0w
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@ancient_euro3 Références : Allentoft, M. E., Sikora, M., Sjögren, K. G., Rasmussen, S., Rasmussen, M., Stenderup, J., ... & Willerslev, E. (2015). Population genomics of Bronze Age Eurasia. Nature, 522(7555), 167–172. https://t.co/Yi6tJjM9qA Haak, W., Lazaridis, I., Patterson, N., Rohland, N.,
@ClimateAudit @karnoa @AleJohnson242 @aaronjmate My comments aren't absurd, if they were from Lazaridis paper you should have said so. the paper titled "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" I'm assuming. One slight problem , you clearly didn't read the paper as they state https://t.co/xkPnkGwqbe
@PlainGrieph @Eu_Hexer @Rieger0903 Lazaridis et al. (2014) – Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans (Nature). Olalde et al. (2019) – The genomic history of the Iberian Peninsula over the past 8000 years (Science).
Sources: - The Middle East component in Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry was identified in a 2017 study (The Genetic Structure of Ashkenazi Jews, PMC5325757). - The Genome-Wide Association Study (GWAS) data from 2017-2020 (https://t.co/u2kGFy6ArN) https://t.co/95SK997Cyi https://t.co/a38D5eqtn1
@HighRise202233 @JustinJord79539 @queenie4rmnola You mean the Solutrean --Hypothesis--? The one that has no consensus, genetic proof or tool lineage theory that doesn't include a 5,000 year -woops I forgot- associate with it. Heard of it like everyone else. Not convinced, Like most every else https://t.co/oLAK2vgcaB
@angloceltqueen @Imaginely2 @41below @RupertLowe10 Here you are: Lazaridis, I., Patterson, N., Mittnik, A., Renaud, G., Mallick, S., Kirsanow, K.,... & Reich, D. (2014). Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans. Nature, 513, 409–413. https://t.co/tAlTbF3fDj
@unsilencable @Magknoliyah @DWATSBMDCHWTC @sahouraxo @denisrancourt Oh yeah then you must have read these too? "The genomic landscape of Native Americans"Nature (2015) "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans"Nature (2014) "Reconstructing Native American population history"Nature (2012)
here are mine btw: azaridis et al., Nature, 2014 ➤ "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" ➤ doi.org/10.1038/natu...
@Tom_Rowsell @AGreat133 @ElamiteJ40760 @JohnhunterWASP @Celtiberoca Claiming that a Ukrainian with 10% SSA ancestry is more Slavic than a Ukrainian with 15% French ancestry would be ridiculous. 1. https://t.co/LcIcoavguG 2. https://t.co/Pcdlv1TLd5 3. https://t.co/sh2F7zThOv 4. https://t.co/oZM2ydbjYR 5. https://t.co/eKsSb8sXtK
@HLundb14 Källor: Haak et al. (2015) https://t.co/3Jcn5NWB8O Lazaridis et al. (2014) https://t.co/FQSkX9Uscg
Basal Eurasians: One of the First Groups to Leave Africa (⛔ For general audience) Introduction Humans have a long and fascinating history of migration. One important part of that history is a group called the Basal Eurasians. They were one of the first groups of humans to https://t.co/mV7seBhmXf
@3lfares The early inhabitants of Scandinavia, including those from the Mesolithic period (roughly 10,000 to 6,000 years ago), such as the individuals from the Motala site in Sweden dated to around 8,000 years ago, were part of the Western Hunter-Gatherer (WHG) population. Genetic studies
@Dibo0L @KURUisKURU @p_duval @DamienRieu Ou encore: Iosif Lazaridis, Nick Patterson, Alissa Mittnik et Gabriel Renaud, « Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans », Nature, vol. 513, no 7518
@bigmadlad it is "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" (2014) by Lazaridis et al. it is not open access: https://t.co/RXycvzmcOq
RT @kabyl1an: @richards1052 Palestinians regularly cluster with ancient Levantine populations. https://t.co/nOxA8eogBF https://t.co/YGX56LP…
@richards1052 Palestinians regularly cluster with ancient Levantine populations. https://t.co/nOxA8eogBF https://t.co/YGX56LPqqW https://t.co/69URysab5H
@Perrypa2010 @toteskosh Even from a genealogical perspective, Palestinians are very closely linked to Bronze Age Levantine populations. https://t.co/gmOkYmq9VM https://t.co/nOxA8eogBF https://t.co/YGX56LPqqW https://t.co/4mcLrSYWlI https://t.co/qrODZLk1LY
@DataMeijer It is not! Check out the paper and its Supplementary material: https://t.co/S5gnHAvi7w
@NewMoonShinto https://t.co/okyiCT0X2w
This chart came from the Biggest Genetic Study based on Ancient Samples of European and Middle Eastern Levant Levantine Mesopotamian https://t.co/RfNqdKq7ds Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans’, Supplementary Information, page 165 https://t.co/cvhWiwGE1U https://t.co/F98Qc9ggIJ
RT @BostonTea84: Źródła grafiki: Lazaridis et al., "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" ht…
Some of her Significant contributions: 1. Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans https://t.co/Ked6tKBjZE 2. The Simons Genome Diversity Project: 300 genomes from 142 diverse populations https://t.co/Jn7CaksCcI
RT @BostonTea84: Źródła grafiki: Lazaridis et al., "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" ht…
RT @BostonTea84: Źródła grafiki: Lazaridis et al., "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" ht…
Źródła grafiki: Lazaridis et al., "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" https://t.co/u61axh67Ys
@StOrigins_Arago @RWApodcast The paper is behind a paywall, but you can at least see the image here... https://t.co/rIjlonRuOB It's called a Principle Component Analysis chart. It's a pure math thing, where if the input is honest, it will tell you how closely related everyone is to each other. It doesn't
@Mohamed_ozturk4 @RonSFriedman @SocialistMMA Modern Europeans are primarily descended from three ancestral populations: Western Hunter-Gatherers: Indigenous to Europe, these populations were present before the advent of agriculture. Early European Farmers: These groups migrated from Anatolia (Asia Minor) and the Near East
@Mohamed_ozturk4 @RonSFriedman @SocialistMMA Depends on if you consider Asia Minor the Middle East or not. But definitely not the Levant, where Canaan and Israel is rooted in. 1. Moorjani et al. (2011): This study, published in PLOS Genetics, analyzed genome-wide polymorphism data from various West Eurasian populations,
@BrinkOvlov This video addresses the various issues with the solutrean hypothesis pretty throughly https://t.co/Uzxrg6gYj6
Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans https://t.co/FEVAb8A45U
@StOrigins_Arago @PaesurBiey @RWApodcast Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans https://t.co/meYP2RiZdL
His genome was originally published here: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles...
@SoakerCity @allpigsmus76163 @tonybrazi43 @jillianlovesjc @DecentraliseP Yep, I can: https://t.co/hyIVYC1Bta https://t.co/po34GSIOkd https://t.co/xydx3f6hDG
@LaRaza1538 @DaemonTargary0n 1. You can see below, Ashkenazi Jews cluster intermediate between Europeans & Near-Easterners, & together with southern Italians. (*It's me who put the circle). Source: https://t.co/vU12xOTlXN but available here: https://t.co/iC5dDy8aAT https://t.co/lzz1LGNwwM
@feanor_curufinw @ScipioHadron @Bill_Dewahl @sdichter @eyeslasho Source : Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans- Iosif Lazaridis(2015)https://t.co/c3g9pKsvEr
@DeForain @badmulch @eve_59699 @VincLapierre Iosif Lazaridis, Nick Patterson, Alissa Mittnik et Gabriel Renaud, « Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans »,
@MRosado299094 @marekjusk @Natalia_Facha @maria11terra O que tem legenda é sobre: Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans. O que tem que ver com o que foi dito?
Lazaridis et al., "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" https://t.co/u61axh67Ys
@rlippman151693 @oldgymbro @BIPOCracism Glad you asked. Lazaridis, I., et al. (2014). Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans. Nature, 513(7518), 409–413. https://t.co/9LKRixuJh2
@CuteLovingDog @PPC4Liberty Race is absolutely a biological reality. https://t.co/MsnIN25mhD https://t.co/F5MvGeFCMK
@yeaintwrong @theweemedic @GarbageHuman23 Thanks for the YouTube video https://t.co/InTCeNpsvQ
@inbred_autist @Krysta92kat_ Perhaps you will find this interesting. https://t.co/MsnIN25U7b https://t.co/hGxl7nq78W
2.1/ But even pretending you can use EEF (or some simulated Greek pop) to explain the MENA in S. Italians that doesn't mean that it's not there. I took issue with that other model due to excess compensation. But that aside, even Lazaridis says the same: https://t.co/qvzshQzbfk https://t.co/PrXzf8neOl
@TheCommander99 @SunofKhorshid @earthtorosita_ The title of the study: Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans. You need take the time to understand this paper before speaking on it. https://t.co/DITqhLs61v https://t.co/OegPJ3rdwZ
@Jennife61646390 @Madlad913823 @verdant256 @Bonn1eGreer The “out of Africa” myth lol https://t.co/9LKRixuJh2 (Lazaridis et al., 2014) https://t.co/VL5lhlUQN1 (Haber et al., 2016)
@LaRaza1538 @INTL_MJ @padre_rancho @anti_gringo @LatinoHeros Sources: 1. "Mapping co-ancestry connections between the genome of a Medieval individual and modern Europeans" (in Nature, 22 Ap 2020) (Figure 6). 2. "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" (in Nature, 17 Sep 2014) (Figure 1).
@Tomasz86038499 @BostonTea84 Tu jest całość: https://t.co/wRaBpeWcMU
@ElectionLegal @meditationmonke @B4WeWereEuros @AHMEDSA65520388 @loewiedefinesse @y_gebregiorgis @IJ_M429 @Carl_Dull_007 @superorganism69 @RajVeesa of an unrelated study on Indo-European migrations (‘Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans’, Supplementary Information, page 165). https://t.co/0Jbz5A1vWH
@RisingSand @ketpmta @Moazzammalik1 @DjLagarki66591 @freedspch_GenXZ @aftabd @manole_tiberiu @MawtiniLevent @33IChEarthSIRI @AchNasreen12606 @ru_defi @Ali2Mukhtar Surprisingly, this data was not released as a stand-alone analysis, but hidden away in supplementary materials of study on Indo European migrations (‘Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans’, Supplementary Information, page 165).
@chiefzigzag @ArthurPoulmann @KerseyPaul75 @ChristoMaoist @henlo3000 @KryptoFuturismo @bale_straw @J_N_C_77 @Leondero @OrthodoxOrigen @tib1237k @NikxClay @DarkBrandon699 @buymybooks2 @ron_nabor @LapisExxilis @ace32865427 @AssholeTwisted @WmnRespecter88 @GoatedWomanizer @MoutainMonteAMT @therealheathler @SchlomoShekelov @themostbased099 @Fumplez @orthokrieger @Augustincel In 2014, Harvard University published one of largest genetic cluster analyses . This data hidden away in supplementary materials of Indo European migration ‘Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans’, Supplementary Information pg 165 https://t.co/eRy0PuTZaD
Lazaridis, I., Patterson, N., Mittnik, A., Renaud, G., Mallick, S., Kirsanow, K., et al. (2014). Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans. Nature, 513(7518), 409–413. https://t.co/pePGWWBsbn https://t.co/G6eYLW255n
@YepItsMeTho @iamyesyouareno 11. Below: Principal component analyses from Lazaridis 2013 and Feldman 2019. https://t.co/rSc7XprxAS https://t.co/RSERY2XfG0 https://t.co/8RiuwiXlvM
@WhiteHistory102 @nitlootfloral Surprisingly, this data was not released as a stand-alone analysis, but hidden away in the supplementary materials of an unrelated study on Indo-European migrations (‘Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans’,
@RE3ZAP @PingouinSly @OliPoloi @DamienRieu « Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans », Nature
b) Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans. (Nature, 2014). https://t.co/OQBBzgOFW6
Some of his significant contributions are: a) Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans. (Nature, 2014). https://t.co/OQBBzgOFW6.
Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans. https://t.co/H1LB4CR1q4
@D78160838 @Hlodwig496 @sirinesehil @lemondefr Avant que vous éructiez : Ron Pinhasi et al., « The genetic history of Europeans », Cells, 2012 Iosif Lazaridis, Nick Patterson, ... « Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans », Nature, vol. 513, no 7518 entre autres ;)
RT @karacharbeg: Bakın mesela Harvard dahil pek çok üniversiteden genetikçinin yazdığı "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral popul…
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Bakın mesela Harvard dahil pek çok üniversiteden genetikçinin yazdığı "Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans" makalesi. Sağda daha okunaklı ve kullanıcı dostu hali var. Bir karşılaştırın Türkler ve İtalyanlar çok mu benziyormuş. https://t.co/05MC6Bnp21 https://t.co/xOLD13LwMk
Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day (aboriginal) Europeans. Near Eastern migrants played a major role in the introduction of agriculture to Europe. Enlightened read but take it with a grain of salt. https://t.co/bobzVHVi4q
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