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*loads musket* *watches fail natives run*
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@interstellarwonder i made an error- deng, is a noun, in Ket refers to a person, and it is one word. Dine is athapaskan & a verb, the 'D' is the prefix, 'ine' is a verb. Iapologize for this error on my part.
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@liquidsnake123 that7% is proof enuff,if mtX is highest in Ojibway at 70%
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X only makes 7% of the Navaho maternal dna the rest are the other A-D MtDNA haplotypes.They carry the Y chromosome C in higher frequency than the others who cary R and Q.X is just more common in other tribes the more north you go and trickles as you move south.In fact A and B is absent in the southern most part of South America.The Yaghan and Mapuche carry mostly C and D.
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@liquidsnake123 cheyenne are algonquian speakers, not dine speakers, both languages are as different as night and day, the navajo share the same mt X as Ojibway ppl, how is this possible? inter-tribal connections:marriages, tribal adoptions.it is possible the navajo are descendants of eastern tribes, possibly even moundbuilder descendants, basically the same thing.
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@liquidsnake123 ket & na-dene have same words, the ket language is different than other laguages in asia, the word for man is - k'et in both languages & the word for people is deng= ket & dine= athapaskan,navaho,dine also the mt X DNA is in both people.I'm thinking the Ket ppl were part of a back migration to asia, just like the African R yDNA is a back migration to africa.
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@liquidsnake123 maybe Q & R haplogroups were brothers
'The Ket language may be distinguished from other Siberian languages because of its category of gender and the distinction between animate and inanimate' from The Red Book of the Peoples of the Russian Empire ---- animate & inanimate distinctions are part of Algonquian grammar.
interstellarwonder 6 months ago
The majority of members of haplogroup R belong to its subgroup R1, defined by marker M173. R1 is very common throughout Europe and western Eurasia in the form of its subclades R1a1a-M17 and R1b1b2-M269.
R1 is the second most important haplogroup in Indigenous peoples of the Americas following haplogroup Q, and spreads specially in Algonquian peoples from United States and Canada.
liquidsnake123 7 months ago
@liquidsnake123 so , it looks like Algonquian speakers are all R1. many eastern algonquian R1 since columbus are extinct, from european disease,war, but mostly disease. how ? well ,it's a fact native americans ahve type O neg blood. when europeans first came over , they brought diseases unknown in the americas, because type O blood didn't have the antibodies europeans brought with them from the 'old world'.
interstellarwonder 6 months ago