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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: AK2004 who wrote (144748)4/11/2002 8:30:27 PM
From: SilentZ  Read Replies (1) of 1575396
 
Albert-

Ahh... dudesy, I forgot about that! Thanks for posting it!

-Z

>1. With the exception of Ethiopian Jews, all Jewish samples show a high genetic correlation. Male Jews of Russian and Polish ancestry have a Y-chromosome profile more like that of male Moroccan, Kurdish, and Iraqi Jews than like that of Russian and Polish non-Jews; male Jews of Yemenite ancestry are closer to Jews from Rome than to Muslims from Yemen.
2. Besides being closely related to each other, Jewish male populations correlate highly with Palestinian Arabs, Syrians, and Lebanese.
3. In descending order after these Middle Easterners, Ashkenazi Jews correlate best with Greeks and Turks; then with Italians; then with Spaniards; then with Germans; then with Austrians; and least of all with Russians. The Y chromosomes of non-Ashkenazi Jews correlate best with Egyptians and Tunisians.
4. When Lemba not having kohenite genes are averaged in, the Lemba-Jewish correlation decreases sharply. Even then, however, the Y-chromosome haplotypes of Lemba men are more like Jewish ones than like those of any other sub-Saharan Africans."

also it is interesting to note that Ashkenazi genes correlates least of all with Russiams. It sorta kills Khazar theory at it it's roots since khazars are southern Ukranians that is Russian.

Neh, Ted already made up his mind about wwii events as well as Khazar issue.

-Albert

<edited> "Our results indicated a relatively minor contribution of [originally non-Jewish] European Y chromosomes to the Ashkenazim.... If we assume 80 generations since the founding of the Ashkenazi population, then the rate of admixture would be <0.5 percent [less than half of one percent] per generation."
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