John Smith

[John Smith @JohnSmithrpot]

@Maqitzara @nrken19 @DanTabin Some Fulani carry the European associated −13910*T lactase persistence variant, which entered their ancestry through ancient West Eurasian gene flow. It was then strongly favored by natural selection because of the Fulani’s pastoral lifestyle.

[John Smith @JohnSmithrpot]

@Maqitzara @nrken19 @DanTabin The European lactase persistence gene variant likely became common about 7,000–5,000 years ago among Neolithic and Bronze Age dairy herders in northern and central Europe. It spread with pastoral groups, especially steppe related populations, and is now most common in Scandinavia

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@Maqitzara @FranciscoSV81 Fulani over all aren’t highly 40% Eurasian and you are right there is old European in them. They are always still highly Niger Congo

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@Concubinist Muhammad hijab and Arab

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@curlyaram @GoldenSaka No they don’t smh

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@HighlyCitedX It doesn’t line up it’s obvious

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@AnthropoTube @Phillip05166897 They where

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@LosFelizLetch @Sulkalmakh That’s not Nazlet Kater

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@ChrisStringer65 @Qafzeh Jebel irhoud is similar too..

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@Maqitzara No the T came as they mixed into the Natufian population, they came from southern turkey. They was responsible from gobekli Tempe. They later became pre pottery Neolithic culture.