Which European countries would you consider to be the most diverse?
Which European countries would you consider to be the most diverse?
Russia, Greece and Italy would be good candidates.
From the European countries, these are Belgium, France, England and Germany
Last edited by Vokil; 03-07-2021 at 08:27 PM.
If you mean culturally then, in my opinion, it is Greece, Italy, and the Iberian Peninsula.
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In what exactly?
just going by the results of a whole bunch of papers
italy has a dsitinct/strong regional integrity (genepool wise)
so ill say italy
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Geno2.0 51SEURO 19WCEURO 13SCANDINAVIA 5ASIAMINOR 4EEURO 4GB/IRELAND 3ARABIA myOrigins 26ITA.PENINSULA 13GREECE&BALKANS 12SARDINIA 18GREATBRITAIN 14IRELAND 10CEN.EUROPE 8SCANDINAVIA DNA.Land 49NWEURO 27SEURO 13MED.ISLANDER 11SARDINIAN myHeritage 51.8NWEURO 33.2ITALIAN 7.9GREEK/S.ITALY 7.1BALKAN gencove 29NITALY 19EMED 15NBRITISLES 12SWEURO 10NCEURO 9SCANDINAVIA 6NEEURO GenePlaza 54.4NWEURO 37.6GREEK/ALBANIAN 5.6WASIAN 2.4SWASIA LivingDNA 70.7SGERMANIC 16.3TUSCANY 9.2N.ITALY 3.8SARDINIA
Nas (03-08-2021)
France (if you include Corsica and Basques , else not extreme but still) , also Italy and Germany.
Last edited by jstephan; 03-07-2021 at 03:09 PM.
There are two ways to understand your question!Originally Posted by HBA39
Either you talk about the diversity of each inhabitant of the country, or you talk about regional differences.
The diversity by inhabitant: Greek, Italian
The regional differences: France, Italia, Germany
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The oldest L21 known are I2457 et I2565 from Stonehenge (Beaker Culture, 2400-1900 BC)
MTDNA: U4c1
The oldest U4c1 known are "poz224", Yamnaya culture (2882-2698 BC), and 2 Bell-Beaker in Germany (Karsdorf, 2314-2042 BC)
Paternal MTDNA: K1b2b
The oldest K1b2 are Eastern European Mesolithic: Kunda Donkalnis5 (Lithuania), 6000 BC and Meso-Ene Lepenski Vir Lepe28 in Serbia, 5900 BC.
The oldest K1b2b is Alt-3, Corded-Ware Germany (2500 BC)
FionnSneachta (03-07-2021), jstephan (03-07-2021)
Genetically Italy, Greece, then Spain.
I agree but who would you rank ahead of Spain? Portugal?
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