Re: [tied] Re: More tidbits about the painfully obvious origins of

>In reply to my
>
>> >Marc, we seem to be working to different texts here. This is what
>> >I have for C-S and Europe ("History and Geography of Human
>> >Genetics")
>
>Marc asked
>> (year of publication?)
>
>1994

>> This is what I have (from "The great human diasporas" 1995 & from
>> "Genes,
>> peoples & languages" PNAS 94:7719-24, 1997):
>> 1st (28%): centre in Middle East
>> 2d: (22%): N-Scandinavia
>> 3d (11%): Ukraine
>> 4th (7%): S-Italy+Greece+W-Turkey
>> 5th (5%): Viskaya
>
>So maybe more recent information. He obviously seems to have
>separated a marker out from his first one as a new fourth marker.
>Thanks Regards John

Thankyou, John. C-S's components (supposed they're measuring something
important) could have different explanations. Too speculative?

Marc