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96% E1b1b. You tried tho. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morocca...y_of_Moroccans This again, proves that you're a complete idiot. |
65% e1b1b for Morocco
5% e1b1a
15% J
5% G
http://www.thegeneticatlas.com/World_Y-DNA.htm
Probably reading more wiki vandals if it wasn't you.
Further given how diverse Morocco is having a huge northern european and black population and multiracial population, it is easy to just pick a bunch of black people and get 96% e1b1b. That doesn't represent all of morocco.
Note the Vandal kingdom
Roman Empire
One could just as easily conduct a dna test in harlem
And conclude all americans are black by your logic.
Your own test confirm that moroccans aren't arabs and lie about being Arab. Hence such a person cannot honestly be expected to tell the truth about their ancestry when 99% of them put arab on a census form while according to you have no arab dna. I also notice all the studies you quote tend to have very small and limited samples and most of them were basically of black moroccans not the white moroccans.
I also would like to add there was a suspicious new user who was recently editing all the dna parts of the article that you showed me, so I view your numbers as not credible and probably done by you.
I have now confirmed it is a vandal.
-It claims
"The Genetic Legacy of Paleolithic Homo sapiens sapiens in Extant Europeans: A Y Chromosome Perspective"
says moroccans are 92.9% e1b1b. I pulled up that study on sciencemag and neither the word morocco, nor berber, nor e1 nor e1b1b appears in the entire article. Further the article is about the genetic legacy of paleolithic homosapiens in europe. No one estimates the berbers as being in africa going beyond the mesolithic era and even that is a stretch.
The Dugoujon et al study claiming berberbs are 95.9% e1b1b is another fraud. The link proves it
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``Homogeneity of the Northern African Berber (and Arab)
populations :
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~ 20 % of the sub-Saharan haplotypes in all the populations
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80 % of the Gm haplotypes frequency in
common with Europeans and West Eurasians``
Demonstrates Moroccan berbers are basically white and turk on the mtdna side
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moroccan berbers 66-83% european and West Eurasion; Algerian berbers 57.8% european and West Eurasian. Egyptian berbers, 24% sub-saharan, 76% European and West Eurasian |
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Y haplogroup sharing between Berbers and Middle East – |
Lets refute the next lie. The studies are accurate for the most part, it is the wiki pedia vandals and plagirist falsely citing sources that do not support their claims. It'd be like me writing that the dictionary said all americans are black and then someone checking the page reference and seeing it didn't.
On Alvarez et al 2009 he refutes it
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Our Analysis showed low levels of North African E3b1b-M81 haplogroup in the Pedroches Valley population (1.5%), which is a lower contribution than would be expected. This result rejects the hypothesis of a gradual genetic assimilation of Berber settlers during the Islamic period. |
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Fadhlaoui-Zid et al. 2004
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Fadhlaoui-Zid, K.; Plaza, S.; Calafell, F.; Ben Amor, M.; Comas, D.; Bennamar, A.; Gaaied, E. (2004). "Mitochondrial DNA Heterogeneity in Tunisian Berbers" |
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The mtDNA haplogroup composition of Tunisian Berbers reveals a similar picture to that seen in other Northern African populations (Rando et al. 1999; Plaza et al. 2003), with ∼57% of sequences found in haplogroups of broad West Eurasian distribution, ∼26% of sub-Saharan origin, ∼14% of recent Middle Eastern origin, and ∼3% locally originated in N Africa (that is, U6, although the L3 lineage with a transition at 16041 should probably be added to this category). |
Your own studies proves north africans have nothing to do with arabs
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If Arabs in Northern Africa were mostly descendants of Middle Eastern Arabs, the frequencies of haplogroups such as N, U1, U3, U7, and HV that are much more prevalent in the Middle East than elsewhere should be larger in N. African Arabs than in Berbers. However, the opposite is observed: these haplogroups add up to 5% in N. African Arabs but to 10% in Berbers. |
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From the three Tunisian Berber groups, the Berbers from Chenini-Douiret seem to be the most genetically isolated with a high West Eurasian component in their mtDNA gene pool. |
Cruciani et al 2004
Your so called berber gene
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in Egypt, where Berbers are restricted to a few villages, E-M81 is rare (1.9%), |
Next study
Pericic 2005
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Apart from its presence in Europe and the Middle East, E3b1 is also found in eastern and northern Africa. Cruciani et al. (2004) estimated that E3b-M78 might have originated in eastern Africa about 23.2 KYA (95% confidence interval [CI] 21.1–25.4). |
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