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23andMe announces "Relative Finder" at TEDMED
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23andMe say they have 30,000+ "active" genomes in their database and will launch Relative Finder "soon". The beta versi...
The Book of Hallowe’en (1919)
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Some light reading or listening for Halloween. This book is intended to give the reader an account of the origin and history of Hallowe’en...
Homo Sapiens 1900 (1998)
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A somewhat tedious history of the eugenics movement by The Architecture of Doom -director Peter Cohen. Google videos link ; Wikipedia ; I...
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Can racial differences in circulating testosterone explain racial differences in crime?
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No. According to the DOJ : an estimated 32% of black males will enter State or Federal prison during their lifetime, compared to 17% of His...
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Human-Neanderthal interbreeding
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News outlets are reporting on Svante Paabo's comment that he believes modern humans and Neanderthals "had sex". I'm not s...
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Guy White's brilliant reasoning
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A commenter has drawn my attention to this hilarious attack on me the world's dumbest internet lawyer. White's comments don't ...
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Changes in ethnic/national origins of Forbes 400 richest Americans, 1987-2009
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A comparison of my estimates for the 2009 list to Nathaniel Weyl's for 1987. 1987 (%) 2009 (%) % change ...
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2009 Forbes 400 by ethnic origins
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[ Related: 2012 Forbes 400 by ethnic origins ] [ Edit: Moved from Jewish section: John Abele and (per comments at Sailer's) Warren S...
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Ancestry of Meg Whitman
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Steve Sailer mentions that Jacob Berkman includes Meg Whitman in a list of Forbes 400 Jews (" At least 139 of the Forbes 400 are Jewis...
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Autosomal DNA and genetic genealogy
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Blaine Bettinger has some interesting posts up: The Future of Genetic Genealogy – Tracing DNA To Individual Ancestor A New Tool For Geneti...
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Columbus Day
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Columbus lived and died a faithful child of the Church; he carried the Cross to America, — indeed, he carried it there in every sense of the...
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Ancestry and civic engagement
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Jason Richwine writes : Now “Calvinist” is a scary word in social policy, but I am strongly inclined to believe that civic engagement is bi...
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Europeans being selected to prefer low carbohydrate diets
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Interesting : Variants in Neuropeptide Y Receptor 1 and 5 Are Associated with Nutrient-Specific Food Intake and Are Under Recent Selection ...
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DNA tests probe the genomic ancestry of Brazilians
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"White" Brazilians average ~70-80% European ancestry depending on the region ( full text ). Studies with autosomal biparental ma...
Upcoming autosomal study of descendants of early New Englanders?
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I'm not a fan of Bryan Sykes, but more data is always good -- and who knows if another study like this will ever be funded. Participant...
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Teutoburger Wald 2000th anniversary today
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Steve McNallen : Two thousand years ago this day, the Germans struck for their freedom and for their very existence as a people! // It was ...
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SMGF adding genome-wide SNP data?
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Something new I got out of Scott Woodward's Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation presentation ( slides ) at the DTC Genetic Testing...
Out of Africa, back to Africa, out again?
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Update: John Hawks comments . An article published today in the Daily Mail proclaims "Ancient skeletons discovered in Georgia thre...
Prostate cancer as sexually transmitted disease?
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The Scientist reports : Prostate cancer is increasingly looking like an infectious disease, and may be sexually transmitted Mounting evid...
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The Peopling of Europe
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This appears to be an up-to-date summary of much of the genetic, archaeological, linguistic, and skeletal evidence relating to the origins ...
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