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06-23-2022, 06:25 AM
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Amazing how large the boshan/bianbian component becomes in Korean/Japanese when you include it... and how Korean/Japanese don't need any west liao/WLR_MN component seemingly
Considering how in the modern day there is some degree of inland/peninsular bifurcation in Shandong in all aspects, I would be curious to see how close a more peninsular (even closer to coastline than boshan/bianbian) ancient Shandong result would be to Koreans and Japanese (although currently it seems there is no autosomal DNA for such populations). Boshan/Bianbian usually aren't found too distant from WLR_MN, which corresponds interestingly to how modern Jilu/inland Shandong people could be grouped essentially with most of Hebei culturally/linguistically/genetically. But Jiaoliao Han are usually are seen as more distinct from Hebei. I wonder if this split within Shandong held in pre-Sinitic times as well, and if so, which "section" is closer to modern Koreans/Japanese...
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06-23-2022, 06:52 AM
#282
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