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Subject: Re: Re: [DNA] Celtic Dna
Date: Fri, 7 Jan 2005 14:36:44 -0500


I posed the question of P verses Q Celtic DNA off this site a few weeks ago to a fellow poster. He
rightly pointed out that language and DNA are too seperate things. But, since P & Q are, in effect, a
differentiation of Welsh verses Irish/Scottish, I find it interesting that R1b's with 391/10 seem less
common in Wales compared to the rest of Britian. This is based on the Capelli database. Hardly
extensive research, I know. Still, if P and Q came to the isles at different times like most believe, then it
seems possible to me that they might also have been genetically different.

Shane






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> Date: 2005/01/07 Fri PM 01:15:26 EST
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> Subject: Re: [DNA] Celtic Dna
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> Let's hear about these Irish/Scottish R1b and Welsh/Cornish R1b if there is a
> distinction. Is there a study?Margretta
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