What DNA Says About Aryan Invasion Theory-1

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Tripartite Asian Biological Unimportance

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Physical similarity of Tripartite Asians does not imply biological similarity. There is a phenomenon in evolution whereby dissimilar organisms evolve to be physically similar due to similar forces acting upon them. Both brontosaurus and elephants have legs like columns to support their massive weight. They evolved these legs independently. The phenomenon of convergence also applies to humans. Two Tripartite Asians of similar physical characteristics may or may not be genetically similar.

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Within group II (approximately Subcontinent Asians) the main Indian group (A) branched away from the Southeast Indian group (B) in the time period labeled tier 3. The main Indian group refers to a time prior to the formation of the nationo of Pakistan. Note: All branches under the tier 3 category branched out at about the same time.