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KidStranglehold: You seem to have poor comprehension skills just like you have poor grammar and spelling. YES I said Berbers are NOT a monolithic group. But MOST Berber groups have predominate African genes and their origins is African. Again my point still STANDS.


LMAO!!! You just trapped your self with that DNAtribes study and you don't even know it.

D*mb@$$ those results only show *EXTERNAL* contribution to the genome under study (of North African in this case) and exclude local contribution to the genome.

For example, **external** contribution of 50% from Levantine could represent only 5% of the SNPs of North Africa if the ***local** contribution is, lets say, 90%.

It would mean that 50% of the 10% comes from the Levantine group.

Also...Where is the so called "Berber Marker", E1b1b1b2 is from East Africa is it not??

Surly the Berber Marker is the Dominant H.G in at least Morocco and Algeria. The Sahawis last I read were of a recent Arab extraction!!! You don't even know what you're posting!!!
^^^And btw that on is a more RECENT study than yours.

FAIL!


D*mb@$$!!!!

Again you have very poor reading comprehension. When did I say modern day Tunisian Berbers are mostly African. I posted the Frigi study to say the people of Tunisia origins are completely AFRICAN. Because it stated the oldest Hg in Tunisia is African L3!

And I can see you are getting desperate by using a thread by a known troll on Egyptsearch known as Lioness who is known for twisting things and having an agenda. This proves you know nothing what you're talking about. I'm not going to even comment on that thread because anyone can see her getting debunked.

And as for the rest of your studies...What do they mean 'Sub Saharan African'? Again why do they leave out North African clades such as E?
GIVE UP! Your only hope is MtDNA!


SPEAK ENGLISH. I can barley understand what you're saying! LMAO!

Again reading comprehension...I said MOST BERBER have mostly Afican genes. Give up already...You were the one that tried to say E1b is not African! LMAO! Yes I should have been specific in a way, but that doesn't change my stance that MOST BERBER groups have large amount of more African genes than Eurasians. ANd I already proven it.

Again Mbundus are one off shot of kongo people. Get over it already!

KidStranglehold: You seem to have poor comprehension skills just like you have poor grammar and spelling. YES I said Berbers are NOT a monolithic group. But MOST Berber groups have predominate African genes and their origins is African. Again my point still STANDS.


LMAO!!! You just trapped your self with that DNAtribes study and you don't even know it.

D*mb@$$ those results only show *EXTERNAL* contribution to the genome under study (of North African in this case) and exclude local contribution to the genome.

For example, **external** contribution of 50% from Levantine could represent only 5% of the SNPs of North Africa if the ***local** contribution is, lets say, 90%.

It would mean that 50% of the 10% comes from the Levantine group.

Also...Where is the so called "Berber Marker", E1b1b1b2 is from East Africa is it not??

Surly the Berber Marker is the Dominant H.G in at least Morocco and Algeria. The Sahawis last I read were of a recent Arab extraction!!! You don't even know what you're posting!!!
^^^And btw that on is a more RECENT study than yours.

FAIL!


D*mb@$$!!!!

Again you have very poor reading comprehension. When did I say modern day Tunisian Berbers are mostly African. I posted the Frigi study to say the people of Tunisia origins are completely AFRICAN. Because it stated the oldest Hg in Tunisia is African L3!

And I can see you are getting desperate by using a thread by a known troll on Egyptsearch known as Lioness who is known for twisting things and having an agenda. This proves you know nothing what you're talking about. I'm not going to even comment on that thread because anyone can see her getting debunked.

And as for the rest of your studies...What do they mean 'Sub Saharan African'? Again why do they leave out North African clades such as E?
GIVE UP! Your only hope is MtDNA!


SPEAK ENGLISH. I can barley understand what you're saying! LMAO!

Again reading comprehension...I said MOST BERBER have mostly Afican genes. Give up already...You were the one that tried to say E1b is not African! LMAO! Yes I should have been specific in a way, but that doesn't change my stance that MOST BERBER groups have large amount of more African genes than Eurasians. ANd I already proven it.

Again Mbundus are one off shot of kongo people. Get over it already!

KidStranglehold: Our results reveal that Berber speakers have a foundational biogeographic root in Africa and that deep African lineages have continued to evolve in supra-Saharan Africa.

KidStranglehold: I only said Berbers are an indigenous African group slowpoke.

KidStranglehold: Berbers are not one monolithic group and MOST have MAJORITY African genes.

Biocultural Emergence of the Amazigh in Africa: Comment on Frigi et al. (2010)
S. O. Y. Keita. Human Biology (August 2010) (82:4)
Frigi and colleagues suggest that several populations over time were involved
in the biological ancestry of the current Berber speakers, and this is consistent
with archaeological evidence of actual migration in the mid- to late Holocene
(Camps 1982) as well as historical documentation.

Coudray et al. 2008
614 individuals from 10 different regions (Morocco (Asni, Bouhria, Figuig, Souss), Algeria (Mozabites), Tunisia (Chenini-Douiret, Sened, Matmata, Jerba) and Egypt (Siwa))[45] the results may be summarized as follows :
Total Eurasian lineages (H, HV, R0, J, T, U (without U6), K, N1, N2, X) : 50-90%
Total sub-Saharan lineages (L0, L1, L2, L3, L4, L5) : 20-50
Total North African lineages (U6, M1) : 0-30
Berbers display a heterogeneous autosomal profile but in general autosomal markers are predominantly European or Eurasian with a minor but significant Sub-Saharan African component. As a result, Berber populations possess a genetic profile that is intermediate between Europeans and Sub-Saharan Africans. Analysis of HLA markers has shown that Berbers have a close genetic relationship with Mediterranean Europeans but also possess some characteristics of Sub-Saharan Africans

Salloum A, et al. (2013)
http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0054616#pone-0054616-g002
The two leading principal components displayed in Figure 2 capture 47.9% and 26.9% of the variance showing a well-defined separation between Mediterranean African populations and sub-Saharan populations (Fig 2a). There is a clear cluster of North African populations comprised of Libyans, Moroccans, and Tunisians.

KidStranglehold: I believe he/she already admitted it

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