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DNA "Says" Black Americans and Southeast Asians/Pacific islanders 177 out of 195 so called African Americans possess Southeast Asian ancestry = 91%. 23andMe DNA Statisitics. By: Empire Washitaw … Continue reading →

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Wildlife Strikes and DNA Sampling: A How-To Guide for the Aviation Industry Wildlife strikes/ birdstrikes are common occurrences at Airports all over the world. See how the Australian Centre for Wildlife Genomics help manage the risks wildlife poses to the aviation... By: Australian Museum … Continue reading →

101 DNA Scam Black Americans seeking Native American Ancestry The oldest bones in the Americas are of Negroid women "Luiza". 23and Samples 5 "Native American" Mongoloid Groups Mayan- Pima- Karitana- Surui- Columbian. How will... By: Empire Washitaw … Continue reading →

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Genetic analysis of present-day Arctic residents as well as ancient human remains reveals a previously unknown mass migration into the Americas from Siberia and shows that an isolated Arctic culture known as the Dorset disappeared without a genetic trace centuries ago. "One might almost say, kind of jokingly and very informally, that the Dorsets were the 'hobbits' of the Eastern Arctic, a very strange and very conservative people that we're only just getting to know a little bit," said William Fitzhugh, an anthropologist at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History and one of the authors of the research appearing in Friday's issue of the journal Science. The Dorset people are known only by what they left behind, including primitive stone tools and beautiful wooden and ivory figurines. The DNA analysis suggests that their ancestors came to Arctic Canada and Greenland from Siberia about 4,500 years ago, and lived in chilly isolation for more than three millennia. The research was based on analysis of more than 150 DNA samples from ancient and present-day humans from Greenland, Canada, Alaska and the Aleutian Islands, and Siberia. Previously, researchers had thought the Dorset were descended from migrants who came to the New World … Continue reading →

The earliest people in the North American Arctic remained isolated from others in the region for millennia before vanishing around 700 years ago, a new genetic analysis shows. The study, published online Thursday, also reveals that today's Inuit and Native Americans of the Arctic are genetically distinct from the region's first settlers. Inuit hunters in the Canadian Arctic have long told stories about a mysterious ancient people known as the Tunit, who once inhabited the far north. Tunit men, they recalled, possessed powerful magic and were strong enough to crush the neck of a walrus and singlehandedly haul the massive carcass home over the ice. Yet the stories described the Tunit as a reticent people who kept to themselves, avoiding contact with their neighbors. Many researchers dismissed the tales as pure fiction, but a major new genetic study suggests that parts of these stories were based on actual events. In a paper to be published Friday in Science, evolutionary geneticist Eske Willerslev and molecular biologist Maanasa Raghavan, both of the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and their colleagues reveal for the first time that the earliest inhabitants of the Canadian Arctica group that archaeologists call the Paleo-Eskimoslived in isolation from their … Continue reading →