@AnInnes3 @uncle_deluge That split in IE speakers can also probably be seen in Y chromosome haplogroups, being R1b and R1a majoritary among CW folk, and J2a and J2b in Balkan Yamnaya folk.

@Tatsuya9JP @Agamemnonuwa What does UHG stand for?

@delBolanos10 @Sulkalmakh @nrken19 J haplogroups are of CHG origin. Considering that CHG is one of the main ancestries among PIE/Steppe, I don't find it strange to find J hg among them. The most common hg is R1b, but in the last few years more and more samples have been found with different haplogroups.

@DamaCypher @LarkMordor Repugnantemente espectacular!

@Canamarth

@garcia_lodeiro @electo_mania Antes de Revilla? No es uno de los fundadores?

@nrken19 I was checking the report, but I don't manage to find the admixture ratio EHG:WHG among UNHG. I could find that GK2 is 33% EHG and 66% UNHG, but not the components of UNHG. Anybody knows?

@TheEmissaryCo I think J-M241 is key here.

@AMacthomas36016 @SmudgeHolden @Tom_Rowsell They definitely are. Sardinians are basically Late Neolithic EEFs. Basques are Iberians who have been isolated since the Iron Age and retained their matrilineal pre-IE language.

@JoshuaBibee @Tom_Rowsell Endogamy.

@AMacthomas36016 @SmudgeHolden @Tom_Rowsell Nope.

@Canamarth Qué pasó con el clon macho de Michita?

@DamaCypher @LarkMordor Genial, de las minis más difíciles y espectaculares de 40k

@DamaCypher Pero las calcas son "f por los vagos" 🤣

@BmacIvc Very nice, however, Illustrative DNA is not very reliable IMO. Do you have G25 or qpAdm results?