TeraCope54
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If only you could read. Try again and see what I said. Low iq apeYou didn't capture 12 million as slaves, your estrogenic fat stores are rotting your brain
Literally doesn't count, he had a surgery that removed half his colon for diverticulitis. He was in no shape to fight. Reem is a steroid bitch.Cope, it counts, he lost. He chose to fight, with "whatever" was wrong with him, In reality he lost and made an exscuse. He simply sucks ass at fighting. Brock got bred and cucked by the BBC bvll, look how much of a bitch he was, basically sat down and submitted to Reem after the kick. Take your meds schizoid.
Pop some aromatose inhibitors too. The estrogen is causing you to cope harder than usual.
You will always be a slave to europeans and everyone else.
"Colonial Era European admixture in the Khoesan. In two southern African Khoesan groups we see very recent admixture, within the last 250 years, involving northern European ancestry which likely resulted from Colonial Era movements from the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands into South Africa (Thompson, 2001)."
"Medieval contact between Asia and the East African Swahili Coast. Specific Asian gene-flow is observed into two coastal Kenyan groups, the Kauma and Chonyi, which represents a distinct route of Eurasian, in this case Asian, ancestry into Africa, perhaps as a result of Medieval trade networks between Asia and the Swahili Coast around 1200CE."
Gene-flow across the Sahara. Over the last 3000 years, admixture involving sources containing northern European ancestry is seen on the Western periphery of Africa, in The Gambia and Mali.
We do see limited southern European ancestry in West Africa (Figures 5 and and6D)6D) in the Fulani, suggesting that some Eurasian ancestry may also have entered West Africa via North East Africa (Henn et al., 2012).
We observe southern European gene-flow into East African Afroasiatic speakers over a more prolonged time period over the last 3000 years.
The f3 statistics show the general presence of ancient Eurasian and/or Khoesan ancestry across much of sub-Saharan Africa. We tentatively interpret these results as being consistent with recent research suggesting very old ( > 10 kya) migrations back into Africa from Eurasia.
Admixture into and within sub-Saharan Africa
Similarity between two individuals in the combination of genetic markers along their chromosomes indicates shared ancestry and can be used to identify historical connections between different population groups due to admixture. We use a genome-wide, haplotype-based, ...
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