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mtDNA R is Rohani, from which the Europa and H clans are exclusively derived. The N based lineages in Europe are also rooted in East with Pre-Nasreen localized to Malaysia and basal N in Australia. Rohani itself is N as well.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Ancient Indian Females:
..The distinction was made by comparing the markers with Europeans, North Africans and West Asians. ANI is observed among those groups and ASI is restricted only to India. Though in India both ANI and ASI are found mixed in population.
<b>This interesting observation reinforces the fact that all the West Eurasian (North Africa, West Asia and Europe) matrilineages were ultimately derived from an Indian macro haplogroup mtDNA R.</b> With this study we can even confirm that, one of M lineages, M1, which is found mostly in Mediterranean region was also part of the migration from India.
The researchers make one more observation that Onges, one of the Andaman tribes, are sort of close to ASI. We do know that Onges' Y-chromosome is exclusively Y-Haplogroup D, found mostly in Tibet and Japan but their matrilineage is M31a, found mostly in East India or S E India. This is another case where matrilineage asserting itself (through autosomes) over patrilineage.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
They are using lack of M in Europe and norming this at 100%, while ignoring that all the predominant Europa lines are all derived from Indian Rohani. This is a very familiar argument. Entire Indian diversity will never be replicated in the outgoing groups, but anything less will be used as an argument against Southern route.
mtDNA R is Rohani, from which the Europa and H clans are exclusively derived. The N based lineages in Europe are also rooted in East with Pre-Nasreen localized to Malaysia and basal N in Australia. Rohani itself is N as well.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Ancient Indian Females:
..The distinction was made by comparing the markers with Europeans, North Africans and West Asians. ANI is observed among those groups and ASI is restricted only to India. Though in India both ANI and ASI are found mixed in population.
<b>This interesting observation reinforces the fact that all the West Eurasian (North Africa, West Asia and Europe) matrilineages were ultimately derived from an Indian macro haplogroup mtDNA R.</b> With this study we can even confirm that, one of M lineages, M1, which is found mostly in Mediterranean region was also part of the migration from India.
The researchers make one more observation that Onges, one of the Andaman tribes, are sort of close to ASI. We do know that Onges' Y-chromosome is exclusively Y-Haplogroup D, found mostly in Tibet and Japan but their matrilineage is M31a, found mostly in East India or S E India. This is another case where matrilineage asserting itself (through autosomes) over patrilineage.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
They are using lack of M in Europe and norming this at 100%, while ignoring that all the predominant Europa lines are all derived from Indian Rohani. This is a very familiar argument. Entire Indian diversity will never be replicated in the outgoing groups, but anything less will be used as an argument against Southern route.