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How common were total or near-total Y chromosome replacements in Prehistoric Eurasia?

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2024/11/22
13:09 UTC

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About northeastern Asian ancient groups

When on the timeline did the 3 main Ancient Northern East Asian groups, Neo Siberians, Ancient Northeast Asians and Yellow River farmers, separate from each others ?

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2024/07/30
15:52 UTC

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Divergence of Andamanese people and Denisova introgression into East Asians

Andamanese people are most closely related to East Asians and Southeast Asians, however they diverged from them a long time ago. I need to know whatever they diverged even before East Asian ancestors mixed with Denisovans.

https://preview.redd.it/5owhfsg5u7dd1.png?width=762&format=png&auto=webp&s=f3353e1359164ee03aec30c8da5662aad9800124

Here it is shown northern Denisovans (D0 population) mixed with the ancestors of East Asians (such as Tibetans shown here) 48.700 years ago. Were the ancestors of the Andamanese from that time still the same as the ancestors of East Asians ? Did Andamanese get D0 Denisova introgression ?

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2024/07/18
05:52 UTC

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Did Andamanese people ever live in continental India ?

Did Andamanese or Andamaneselike people ever inhabit continental southern India ? When did they disappear from India ?

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2024/07/03
04:24 UTC

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