What DNA Says About Aryan Invasion Theory -2

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Thats the variance of R1a1a
What about R1a1b and R1a1c?
Now you must resolve the biggest problem of R1a and this is:
How is posible that the biggest variance(diveristy) of R1a is found at the extremes of R1a expansion,among the Chenchu tribe in India and bosnian-croatians in Yugoslavia?
It cant have the origin in the both places and especially as thousands of miles apart.
Maybe a neolithic expansion of R1a and R1b from the Middle East 8000 years ago is posible.
Is already know that highest diversity of R 1b is in Turkey so R1a must have origin near-by in that unresearched area.R1a and R1b must be at the edges of the Middle east and this explain their lack of succes in the Middle east but the huge succes among primitive hunter-gatherers from Europe and Asia .
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So What?
This still means that genes were present in India atleast 40000 years ago and there was no migration into India.

Population and geography is well suited for India being the center of this diversity.