Ural-Altaic (ighg 1G3 fbo1b3-b4-b5 rh-cde) Y Caucasian Chromosome originated in Iran.
Political invasions and historic accounts do point out a graded hybridization which is responsible for hetereogeneity at ABO locus in Iran. Armenians have maintained west European ABO distributions (i.e. fairly high ‘A’ group frequency inspite of living in Iran for a period of 350 years. Z. Iranis in Iran have shown the highest frequency of ‘B’ gene when the entire country showed excess of ‘A’ over ‘B’ groups in variable amount. This finding is most surprising even today. It appears as if Z. Iranis have entered Iran thousands of years ago from areas rich in ‘B’ gene, such as Southern Russia, Tashkent and / or Afghanistan or even Indian subcontinent also very rich in ‘B’ i.e. ‘q’ genes of the ABO systems. The question is what is the origin of the present Z. Iranis of Iran? If they are natives of Iran, why their ‘B’ gene frequency so high in a country rich in “A” genes? Is it that the waves and waves of muslim invaders have diluted by any means (i), the original inhabitants of Iran such as the unconverted subdued Zoroastrians, dwindling in size through continued religious persecution? The only assumption is that the religion of the entire Iran, then was Zoroastrianism. Is it that the earlier Zoroastrian monarchs brought large population army from Southern Russia or Afghanisthan or from northwest parts of Indian subcontinent, again rich in ‘B’ genes, Mourant. (ii ) There are some thoughts that the mighty Iran Kings embraced Zoroastrian religion and invited Lord Zarathusta along with followers from “B” rich geographic areas mentioned earlier. Genetically at present they appear to be quite different from the vast Iran populations.
16. Incidence of Kell (K+) positive group was 5 % in both Parsi and Z. Irani groups.
It is vertically not detected among the Indians.
17. LDH Calcutta 1 variant was found to be high (3.6 %) among the Parsis.
18. Indian Parsis have shown 3 %. Ina+ blood group where it was not detected among the Z. Iranis.
19. PH3 c variant was fairly high (0.20%) where it was not detected among the Parsis.
20. One each of Richmond and White- Chapel rare variants at 6-PGD locus were detected in the Parsis.
21. Studies at Gm and InV(1) gamma globulin allotypes among the Parsis and the Z. Iranis have shown the highest frequency of the hitherto unreported Gm 1,3,21 haplotype in the world. Again frequency of InV (1) was found to be very low in both the groups.
22. The latest study of HLA polymorphism has again revealed the highest frequencies of HLA-A19 related, HLA-B12, hLA-B13, HLA-B14, HLA-DR1, HLA-DR4 and HLA-DR7 antigens in the world. Unexpectedly haplotypes HLA-A10-B12 and HLA-A3-B35 were found to be in linkage disequlibrium among the Parsis.
Drift and Inbreeding Affects The Rh Locus
The results at the Rh Locus in the Parsis have provided evidence for an orthodox nature of Rh gene “r” and a variable nature of R2 gene. The highest frequency of an extremely rare r y (CdE) gene (=0.7%) in the Parsis is one of the most unique findings described so far in any population of the world. In Parsis it is poplymorphic whereas it is just sporadic in occurrence that too in a few populations only, the world over. The present analysis showed that founder’s principle i.e. genetic drift and a high degree of inbreeding among the early small number of migrants and subsequent cloning effect in successive generations have been responsible for such high ry gene complex among them. According to Morgan and Spuhler (1965), “in the absence of mutation, gene flow and selection, an idealized small population mating at random for a requisite number of generation (e.g. excluding negative assortative mating) dependent upon the size of the population, will reach a level of inbreeding equal to unity.” This may be true for early Parsi immigrants. Both size could not have been more than 100 (?) people including men women and children and close relatives during 600-700 A.D. Effective reproductive individuals will be still smaller. Parsis brought “ry” gene with hem since not a single example of “ry” has been reported from a vast literature available from India. “ry” gene and Heterosis: Some form of heterosis among the possessors of the “ry” gene complex appears plausible although difficult to prove, but the possibility cannot be excluded following Parson’s arguments. Parson (1962) while discussing “the initial increase of a new gene under positive assortative mating” came to the conclusion that “the condition under which new genes will increase in frequency under mixed positive asortative mating and random mating are discussed for populations in which two alleles are segregating at a locus. Whereas heterozygote advantage is essential under random mating for a new gene to become established, this is no longer a prerequisite with a proportion of assortative mating”. So far no specific selective advantage is known for “ry”.
If any advantage is discovered them what Parsons (1963) thought of migration selection as an evolutionary factor may be as important as drift and viability differences between genotypes may be true for “ry” incidence among the Parsis. As a matter of fact Parsons has been looking forward for accurate unbiased data.
“ry” gene complex appears to be of Iranian origin and it is strongly suspected that “ry” can still be detected in population groups from central Iran. The phenotype CeDEE reported by Sunderland and Smith (1966) could be ry R2 rather than R2 R2 as interpreted by them.
Highest frequency in the world at HLA, A,B, and DR locus antigens and also in Gm and InV (1) loci can be explained on the basis of genetic drift in the small founder Parsi populations as mentioned which discussing “ry” story.
Thus, the Rh system in the Parsis has provided evidences for genetic drift through “ry” selection through R2, and high degree of genetic stability though “r”.
ry” gene complex appears to be of Iranian origin and it is strongly suspected that “ry” can
still be detected in population groups from central Iran. The phenotype CeDEE reported
by Sunderland and Smith
The Archduchess of Austria Maria Christierna von Habsburg married Zsigmund Báthory. After the annulment of her marriage, she entered the Königliche Stift, the royal convent, in Hall in Tirol with her younger sister Eleonore and later became the Mother Superior.
L-M11 and from Sigmund Bathory and Vampirism in Baden or South Austro-Hungarian and Bohemia.
Grandfa Puyi Bloodtype was Aplus and Queen Mother bloodtype was B ryr negative. That is why Grandma Estefania although Grandma Queen Mary von Teck bloodtype was Rh ryr B negative
Father was the Duke of Windsor Bplus
Mary von Teck was B Rh negative Carrier and descend of Dracula and her son Edward the Duke of Windsor married Wallis Simpson who O blood type and
Count Dracula is also a Genuine Ancestor of Prince William
South Tyrol 8.9% of Ladin speakers from Val Badia, 8.3% of Val Badia, 2.9% of Puster Valley, 2.2% of German speakers from Val Badia, 2% of German speakers from Upper Vinschgau, 1.9% of German speakers from Lower Vinschgau and 1.7% of Italian speakers from Bolzano
For instance, haplotype Eu17 is observed twice in the Near Eastern and Calabrian samples and once in the Georgian, Greek, Andalusian, and Hungarian samples. Although Eu17 and other similar haplotypes are unlikely to show any visible spatial pattern such as those shown by Eu4
Genetic Figure Y-markers distribution rate in the world. In 73.3% of the Hungarian population (EU18, EU19) IX. phase drops, 15.5% of (EU7, EU8 11%, EU9-EU11 4.4%) VI. phase drops, 8.9% (EU4) III. phase drops, 2.2% of the (EU17) VIII. phase drops
Both the Bathory and Tosha or Stojka family the King of the Gypsies from Wallachia come and settle in Nyírtass, formerly Tass (German: Tausch, Yiddish: טאהש Tash), is a Hungarian village in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county. The village dates back to the 13th century; the name of the river Nyír was added as a prefix in 1908. Stojka have been in Tosh for 700 years or the 13th Century. Slovenia, Czech or Bohemia and Styria Austria. They Bathory Vampire family also in the Baden area of Austria, German and Italy because Sigmund Bathory with L-M11 haplogroup South Tyrol 8.9% of Ladin speakers from Val Badia, 8.3% of Val Badia, 2.9% of Puster Valley, 2.2% of German speakers from Val Badia, 2% of German speakers from Upper Vinschgau, 1.9% of German speakers from Lower Vinschgau and 1.7% of Italian speakers from Bolzano
The Báthory family belonged to the Gutkeled, a clan of Hungarian nobles, which traced its descent to the Swabian brothers Gut and Kelad, who immigrated into Hungary from the castle Stof (probably Staufen im Breisgau or Hohenstaufen in Württemberg) during the reign of King Peter (reigned 1038–1046), who himself was partly of Venetian descent.[1]
The actual Báthory family began in the 13th century with Andrew of Rakoméz, surnamed the Bald, son of Nikolaus. Andrew is mentioned in 1250 as a patron of the monastery of Sárvár in the county of Szatmár.
The House of Hohenstaufen, also known as the Swabian dynasty or the Staufer, was a dynasty of German monarchs in the High Middle Ages, reigning from 1138 to 1254. Three members of the dynasty were crowned Holy Roman Emperors. In 1194, the Hohenstaufens were granted the Kingdom of Sicily. The name Hohenstaufen (High-Staufen) for the Staufer was used in Stankovich Circus in 1820 which is 180 years ago after they came to Rio de Janiero after Brazilian independence from Portugal and the massive German and Austro-Hungarian immigration in 1820ths.subsequent periods parallel with the name of the chiefly Prussian Hohenzollern dynasty.
Stankovich Circus in 1820 which is 180 years ago after they came to Rio de Janiero after Brazilian independence from Portugal and the massive German and Austro-Hungarian immigration in 1820ths.
First period: 1820-1876[edit source | editbeta]
Arrival of Germans in Southern Brazil.
Immigration properly started with the opening of the Brazilian ports, in 1808. The government began to stimulate the arrival of Europeans to occupy plots of land and become small farmers. In 1812, settlers from the Azores were brought to Espírito Santo and in 1819, Swiss to Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro. After independence from Portugal, the Brazilian Empire focused on the occupation of the provinces of Southern Brazil. It was mainly because Southern Brazil had a small population, vulnerable to attacks by Argentina and the Kaingang Indians.[11]
From 1824, immigrants from Central Europe started to populate what is nowadays the region of Săo Leopoldo, in the province of Rio Grande do Sul. According to Leo Waibel, these German immigrants were mainly "oppressed peasants and former soldiers of the army of Napoleon." In 1830 a bill was passed forbidding the Imperial government from spending money with the settlement of immigrants, which stalled immigration until 1834, when the provincial governments were charged with promoting immigration.[12]
In 1859, Prussia prohibited emigration to Brazil. This was mainly because of complaints that Germans were being exploited in the coffee plantations of Săo Paulo. Still, between 1820 and 1876, 350,117 immigrants entered Brazil. Of these, 45.73% were Portuguese, 35.74% of "other nationalities," 12.97% Germans, while Italians and Spanish together did not reach 6%. The total number of immigrants per year averaged 6,000.[13] Many immigrants, particularly the Germans, were brought to settle in rural communities as small landowners. They received land, seed, livestock and other items to develop.
A second “wave” went to Santa Catarina in the 1850s, but also to Rio de Janeiro, in smaller number, mainly to a city called Petropolis, where the Emperor Dom Pedro II’s summer house (nowadays the Imperial Museum) was located. Other German immigration waves occurred in the 1890s, as well as after the First and Second World War. The latter emigres were not necessarily only refugees, but also people who were tired of the war. They had different destinations: to the states of Sao Paulo, to Paraná, and to the other Brazilian states.
Most of Brazil's Gypsies belong to the following groups: the Kalderash, who consider themselves aristocrats and the true guardians of the Gypsy identity; the Macwaia (pronounced Matchuaia) who are inclined to abandon nomadism and live a "crypto-Gypsy" life and are thus tending to lose their identity; the Rudari, most of whom are from Romania, live and prosper in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro; the Horahane who originally came from Greece and Turkey and are mostly hawkers; and the Lovara whose culture is in marked decline and who pass themselves off as Italian immigrants.
In the mid-to-late-19th century, many German-Russians migrated to the state of Paraná, more specifically, to near Ponta Grossa city, in Campos Gerais region (a savannah). After a failure in wheat cultivation, many re-emigrated to Argentina or the USA.
German immigration to Brazil started in 1824 — just after Brazil won independence from Portugal — as a result of Brazilian Emperor Dom Pedro I’s (1798-1834) need to populate uninhabited regions of the huge country. Such regions were being disputed with neighbouring countries such as Argentina and Paraguay. Uruguay was just becoming independent. Those countries were by then former Spanish colonies, as all of South America was becoming independent, and all of them were interested in receiving European knowledge, expertise and labor.
Most of the Poles immigrated to Brazil with German, Russian or Austro-Hungarian/Austrian passports, the Ukrainians with Austrian passports and the Hungarians with Romanian passports.
Some Roma came with Austrian passports, probably from Transylvania, via Germany and Belgium to France in 1866, but they were soon deported back to Belgium. In 1867 the Kalderaš travelled around France in groups of 30, 40 and even 150 people in open horse carriages. [Ill. 4]
In 1868 the Kalderaš reached England. They set up their tents in the London suburbs, but were not received in a friendly way by the English Roma. In the same year, Kalderaš-coppersmiths appeared in the Netherlands. Their tents and wagons, as well as the contrast between their poor clothes and the openly shown silver and gold, left a great impression on the population. In their thousands, they flocked to the tent camps, and the Roma could even demand an entry fee. In the early 1870s Roma came to France from Italy and Germany – via the Balkans or Russia. They also attracted masses of visitors. In Germany, in 1867, and in the Netherlands in 1868, bear trainers appeared for the first time; they were Ursari-Roma of the Gulabavich, Lazarovich or Mitrovich families. In 1886, 99 Kalderaš arrived in Liverpool. They came from Greece, the European parts of Turkey, from Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania. The following year they left the country again. In 1885-7 and 1907-8 the Ursari stayed in Southern Scotland and Northern England. In particular, however, it was the Lovara who, via Germany, reached England at that time. The media and the police led campaigns against the Roma with German passports. Similar actions were taken in France, Germany, or Switzerland. Between 1911 and 1913, Kalderaš-families called Choron, Kirpach, Demeter or Maximoff travelled about in Britain in trains with their tents, which attracted great attention. [Ills. 3, 5, 6]
THE AMERICAS
Only a few Roma who reached Great Britain stayed there. Most of them went to America, being a part of the great European wave of emigration. The Roma who had been deported there in the 16th and 17th centuries had left almost no traces. The new arrivals, however, caused countries like Argentine or the USA to issue entry bans for Roma in the 1880s.
In the beginning, from 1850 onwards, it was mainly British “Romanichels” who moved to the United States. In time, a new group emerged, standing apart from the rest of the population, which specialised in itinerant trades like horse dealing, copper smithing or basket weaving. In the 1880s, the immigration into Northern and Southern America changed drastically. More and more Southern and Central Europeans came to the US, coming from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, from Italy, Turkey, Greece, Russia and Romania. Among them were numerous Roma, such as Rudari from Bulgaria in 1882 and groups of Hungarian-Slovakian musicians in 1883; the latter formed the core of the “Bashaldé”, today known as musicians in the whole of the USA. The Rudari were circus performers, artists and animal trainers with monkeys and bears. They declared themselves Austrians, Serbs or Turks, which virtually included the whole Balkan area in the understanding of that time. Also, a Roma group from the Serbian Mačva, today called the “Mačvaja”, reached the States. Many Roma came to the States via Cuba, Canada, Mexico or Southern America, from where it was easier to immigrate. [Ill. 6]
The Roma population of Latin America counts approximately 2.5 million people today, and almost perfectly mirrors the migratory movements since 1850. The biggest groups are again the Kalderaš and Lovara, as well as the formerly Spanish Calé. Sinti living on the continent are an evidence of immigration between the world wars, and prove that the Roma’s migration had only temporarily come to an end in 1914.
Some Brazilian states received higher inflows of Germans than others. Such was the case in Rio Grande do Sul, where the first “wave” of immigrants was settled in the 1820s. In 1827, a group of Germans migrated to Brazil from the region of Trier. This was the first official German migration to Brazil. Part of this group (mainly Catholic married men) came to the farm called “Fazenda Guarei,” which is today a small town in the state of Săo Paulo called Guarei. These Germans are considered the founders of Guarei.
For instance, haplotype Eu17 is observed twice in the Near Eastern and Calabrian samples and once in the Georgian, Greek, Andalusian, and Hungarian samples. Although Eu17 and other similar haplotypes are unlikely to show any visible spatial pattern such as those shown by Eu4
The younger branch of the family, the Báthory of Ecsed, were descended from Luke, the youngest son of Briccius. Luke possessed wide estates in Szatmár and was granted by King Charles Robert the lordship of Ecsed, where he built the castle called Hűség (loyalty).[3][6][7] This branch, since they retained the possession of Bátor, are sometimes called of Bátor or, as the younger branch, Nyírbátor (New Bathory).[
The Stojka or Bathory family have been in the Burgenland in Poland in Stojka, Tosh or Nyir Tosha Hungary.
JAmAsb (Z) Possesor of strong horses; Name of Zartosht's son-in-law and Porochista's husband
Ian Hancock’s family belongs very much within the entertainment tradition; arguably, as a university professor, he is still in it. His forebears were among those Hungarian Gypsies from both the Romungri and the Lovari ethnic groups who were involved with circuses and show business and who came to England in small numbers in the nineteenth century and intermarried with English Gypsies in the same line of work. […] Hancock’s relatives have now married non-showmen English Romani Travellers. It was this milieu from which Hancock’s family emigrated to Canada when he was in his early teens, and to which he returned as a young man, when I made his acquaintance. He has begun to document his own family background in the journal Lacio Drom. // Plucked by the London School of Oriental and African Studies in the mid-1960s from life as a spray-painter for Bush Rank and sometime road manager for the English band The Outlaws, he has since become a distinguished academic with an international reputation in the field of Creole linguistics, and some 160 publications to his name (Acton, Introduction, in Hancock, 1987: ix).
JAmAsb (Z) Possesor of strong horses; Name of Zartosht's son-in-law and Porochista's husband
Horsedealing stands as one of the oldest, most spread and most appreciated professions of the Roma. The Romani term for horse grast is an Armenian loan word (Arm: grast) which may indicate that the Roma were working as horsedealers only after their emigration from Persia during the 9th – 10th centuries. TheLovara ("horsedealers" Hung. ló"horse" + plural of the noun-agentis-suffixe /-ari), represent the Roma group of which the socio-structure is most related or was most related to horsedealing.
The Lovara as well as the Burgenland-Lovara, (who were trading in a small area and therefore always present at the same markets), had to rely on the trust of the rural population and could not have a deceitful selling practice. The acceptance attached to the Burgenland-Lovara in particular, by the traders and farmers is best expressed when we look at the local horse traders, who used some words from the specific expert language of the Roma. They used phurdino for asthmatic orbango for bandy. A concluded deal was celebrated in an inn where the purchaser had to pay the bill
Stojka was born in Kraubath an der Mur, Styria, the fifth of six children, sister of Karl Stojka and Mongo Stojka, also writers and musicians; the family belonged to the Lovari caste.
The Stojkas belonged to a tribe of Gypsies called the Lowara Roma, who made their living as itinerant horse traders. They lived in a traveling family wagon, and spent winters in Austria's capital of Vienna. Karl's ancestors had lived in Austria for more than 200 years.
The Stojkas are relatives of that group of Lovara who emigrated from Hungary and Slovenia to Austria in the second half of the 19th century [History of the Vlach-Roma] Until the beginning of the 20th century almost all Lovara families worked as horse dealers.
Common Vlach Clan names include Stojka (related to Stokes), Lakatos, Bihari
Vienna-born Harri Stojka comes from the diasporic Lovara Roma dynasty of the Bagareshtshi clan, which 150 years ago came from Wallachia.
the Lovara (“horse dealer”, of Hungarian ló horse and - air dealer) are a subpopulation of the Roma in the today's castle country (Austria) and in west Hungary as well as in the Slowakei. They are to the Vlach Roma, for many centuries as body-own in the Walachei in today's Romania held to count and came only to abolition of the body characteristic in the center 19. Century into the area of the today's Hungary and Austria.
Moreover, we show that haplogroup J lineages found in gene pools of the Roma and some Slavonic populations (Czechs and Slovaks) belong to new subhaplogroup J1a, which is defined by coding region mutation at position 8460
Lovari also known as "Lovara" is a subgroup of the Romani people, who speak Lovari Romani (a sub-branch of Vlax Romani. They live throughout Europe, in Hungary, Croatia, Romania, Ukraine, Russia, Poland, France, Germany, Italy, and Greece. There are also large populations of Lovara in North & South America.
Contents
1 Religion
2 Employment
3 Customs
4 Famous Lovari
5 See also
6 References
Religion
Most Lovari are Catholics, although the individuals born or living in the Balkan region (Romania, Croatia, Serbia and Albania) and Russia are known to be Orthodox Christians.
Employment
Their historical trade was horse-trading and fortune-telling. Nowadays they are busy in trading cars and expensive things and especially show-business.
Customs
Lovari's traditional costume is based on Hungarian national costume and is seldom used nowadays. They also have very strict contamination customs.
Famous Lovari
Guszti Bodi, Along with his family whom are his band members, he is a world famous Singer Among The Lovari Romani People.
Lovari, U.S. recording artist, actor, director
Janos Sarkozi, theatre "Romen" artist
Patrina Sarkozi, film and theatre actress
South Tyrol 8.9% of Ladin speakers from Val Badia, 8.3% of Val Badia, 2.9% of Puster Valley, 2.2% of German speakers from Val Badia, 2% of German speakers from Upper Vinschgau, 1.9% of German speakers from Lower Vinschgau and 1.7% of Italian speakers from Bolzano
For instance, haplotype Eu17 is observed twice in the Near Eastern and Calabrian samples and once in the Georgian, Greek, Andalusian, and Hungarian samples. Although Eu17 and other similar haplotypes are unlikely to show any visible spatial pattern such as those shown by Eu4
Genetic Figure Y-markers distribution rate in the world. In 73.3% of the Hungarian population (EU18, EU19) IX. phase drops, 15.5% of (EU7, EU8 11%, EU9-EU11 4.4%) VI. phase drops, 8.9% (EU4) III. phase drops, 2.2% of the (EU17) VIII. phase drops
Bathory or Bar- Tolmay was a Jewish-Gypsy Hungarian Noble Clan and B Rh negative.
Vlad Dracula Dracula's Grandmother was a Bathory
Marie TOMEI de BALATIA; (concubine) Palatine Hungarian from Ecsed Bathory family
Father: Mircea 'The Old' b: 1380
Mother: Mariya TOLMAY
Ilona Szilugy-Bathory - Vlad Drakula’s second wife, a widow, a member of the infamous House of Bathory and relative of the rulers of Moldova (and his mother). Strong and loyal - to the House of Bathory.
Cnaejna Báthory was a Rh ryr (CdE) B- blood type Székely
Princess Cneajna of Moldavia(House of Bathory) Vlad Dracula mother/first wife
Princess Cneajna of Translyvania was Count Dracula's first mortal wife after Elisabeta
Princess Cneajna Bathory of Translyvania (House of Bathory) Vlad Dracula mother/first wife
Ilona Szilágyi was the second wife of Vlad III the Impaler.(House of Bathory)
Bartholomew (Greek: Βαρθολομαίος, transliterated "Vartholomeos") comes from the Aramaic bar-Tôlmay (תולמי-בר , meaning son of Tolmay (Ptolemy) or son of the furrows (perhaps a ploughman)."
Vlad Dracula mother/wife Cneajna of Moldavia mother was Gypsy Witch Concubine of Alexandru Cel Bun or Alexander the Good and his mother Cneajna Bathory was from the House of Bathory and she was a Gypsy Witch and his mother/wife who called his beloved Elzibeita who killed herself with 1462 and after give birth their child. His second wife was also a Bathory but was not a witch or gypsy. Dracula gypsy witch mother/wife carried the L-M11 with Eu17 haplogroup which in is 2.2% of Hungarians most whom are Bathory and her some more proof Sigismund Báthory who married Archduchess Maria Christina of Austria (1574-1621) who born in Gran but married but was married and became the Countess of Tyrol and settle in Tyrol and divorce in Tyrol Austria and and died in the Hall Tyrol but her German Hasburgs descend carry L-M11 with Eu17 haplogroup which they got from Sigismund Bathory and the Bathory Clan. My Grandfather Major Frank War has L-M11 with Eu17 haplogroup is 2.2 in Hungarian Bathory and Szekler Transvania Bathory family. My grandfather Major Frank Warren with mtDNA L-M11 haplogroup
My family descend from Darius I and Dracula family Mother Bathory Clan
Major Frank Warren
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LOCATION 73 150 195 263 315.1 16223 16320 16519
REFERENCE A C T A : C C T
Major Frank Warren G T C G C T T C 70% Austrian Aborigines and 70% Neanderthal
Modern Human: G, T, T, C, C, A, A
Modern Australian Aborigine: A, C, C, T,T, C, G
30,000 yr Neanderthal: A, C, C, T, A, G, G
Rs1864325
C=H1 Homosapian line
T=H2 Neanderthal
16327 (C to T)in Tocharian in Neanderthal
The distribution for this SNP would be this way according to the study below:
European: 61% CC 39% CT
Asian: 100% CC
African: 100% CC
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/SNP/snp_ref.cgi?rs=1864325
Im CC = Human?
Inquiring Mind
08-03-2010, 06:15 AM
Another SNP to check
Horsedealing stands as one of the oldest, most spread and most appreciated professions of the Roma. The Romani term for horse grast is an Armenian loan word (Arm: grast) which may indicate that the Roma were working as horsedealers only after their emigration from Persia during the 9th – 10th centuries. TheLovara ("horsedealers" Hung. ló"horse" + plural of the noun-agentis-suffixe /-ari), represent the Roma group of which the socio-structure is most related or was most related to horsedealing
Lovari are not of India origins but with Rh ryr(CdE)B Rh negative. the mtDNA L-M11 from the Medo-Persians mtDNA 2500 years with mtDNA mixed with K-M70 from Sumeria in Gutian-Tocharian
Ural-Altaic (ighg 1G3 fbo1b3-b4-b5 rh-cde) Y Caucasian Chromosome originated in Iran.
and Rh ryr (ighg 1G3 fbo1b3-b4-b5 rh-cde) Y Caucasian Chromosome originated in the Zargos Kurdish or Gutian-Tocharian or Underworld people who are Jewish-Native American origins with Rh ryr (CdE) which is Jewish-Native American from the White Bufalo Calf women or Durga or Bibi also called Virgin Mary. Who is Judaen B Rh ryr CdE like Zerubabel or Daniel the Chief of the Magi and Persian Prince and his son Jamasb who was a Horse Wishper and healer like Lovari Caste that came from Pars Persian with the Persian Noble Cavarly or Banu Sassan. They also have J1b haplogroup form the Jewish Exilarch and Solomon and Sheba and Vlad Dracula Tissue typing.
B- blood tying originated Transylvanian Nobles(Draculesti)
HLA A*29:01 Romania 1.1 0.0060 348 See
HLA B*42:01 Romania 0.3 0.0010 348 See
HLA A*A30:01 Romanian 2.0
HLA-B*8101 Romanian
0.3
B Rh negative in Transvanian Nobles
Vlad Dracula was B Rh negative
Vlad Dracula mother was B Rh negative Gypsy Witch
Vlad Dracula and House of Draculesti HLA tissue Typing.
My HLA Class I are HLA*A2901
HLA Class I are HLA*B4201
DRB1
0302
HLA Class II HLA*A3001
HLA Class II HLA*B8101
DRB1
0802
DR52
DRB3*0101 or HPA1a or B Rh negative carrier
HPA 1a–negative women were also HLA DRB3 genotyped
HLA DRB3*0101 typing
Tocharian are B ryr (CdE) and mtDNA C4 which is Austrian Aboriginal blood. You can mtDNA L-M11 70% Australian Aborigines and Neanderthal.
Major Frank Warren G T C G C T T C 70% Austrian Aborigines and 70% Neanderthal
Modern Human: G, T, T, C, C, A, A
Modern Australian Aborigine: A, C, C, T,T, C, G
30,000 yr Neanderthal: A, C, C, T, A, G, G
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