Ancient Japan colonized by Tibet theory?Traditionally the three major genetic components to what is now the modern Japanese are the Yamato(Korean migrants) Jomon(earlier Australoid inhabitants) and later Chinese migrants. But looking at the mt and Y DNA

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Japan and Tibet: Shared Progenitors? Chud 6n7flIBz 10/08/26 (Thu) 15:03:31 №4165194 [Quote]

Ancient Japan colonized by Tibet theory?
Traditionally the three major genetic components to what is now the modern Japanese are the Yamato(Korean migrants) Jomon(earlier Australoid inhabitants) and later Chinese migrants. But looking at the mt and Y DNA of Japan will show its striking similarity to Tibet. But I have never heard anyone claim a genetic connection between Japan and Tibet. Any East Asia genetics enthusiasts care to shed some light on this matter?

Chud t40nNaDL [VPN] 10/08/26 (Thu) 15:05:29 №4165201 [Quote]

dont really trust this study its very outdated for mena

Chud 6n7flIBz 10/08/26 (Thu) 15:10:22 №4165214 [Quote]

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>>4165201
It is hard to find maps that include both Japan and Tibet. Here is another one, Y haplogroup D seems to only be found in Japan and Tibet.

Chud t40nNaDL [VPN] 10/08/26 (Thu) 15:11:15 №4165218 [Quote]

>>4165214
>D

its an interesting case since its related to jomon and basal branches

Chud 6n7flIBz 10/08/26 (Thu) 15:12:17 №4165223 [Quote]

>>4165218
Their fact their mt DNA is also similar suggests they descend partially from a common ancestor, not just from its male or female members of said population.

Chud t40nNaDL [VPN] 10/08/26 (Thu) 15:12:37 №4165224 [Quote]

>>4165223
whats their mt dna?

Chud 6n7flIBz 10/08/26 (Thu) 15:12:40 №4165225 [Quote]

>>4165218
>>4165223
So are the Jomon related to Tibet?

Chud 6n7flIBz 10/08/26 (Thu) 15:14:56 №4165235 [Quote]

>>4165224
Uh just realized first map is of y dna not mt dna

Chud t40nNaDL [VPN] 10/08/26 (Thu) 15:16:14 №4165237 [Quote]

>>4165225
no not really jomon are more Japanese and north east asian related , its an interesting case of basal east Eurasian branches D1B1(D M55) a pretty rare basal branch while tiobet if im not wrong is D1a2 and other related sub clades (still an interesting case of a basal ghost branch)

Chud fIV4oHCL 10/08/26 (Thu) 16:51:20 №4165626 [Quote]

>>4165194 (OP)
it also could be both northern japan and tibet highlands are the two most isolated places in asia, which preserved one of the most ancient bloodline independently

Chud pQ13KiOb 10/08/26 (Thu) 17:28:30 №4165834 [Quote]

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Btw Jomon and Tibetans have the same haplogroup as Andamanese ("black" asians)

Chud x0PFUw0F 10/08/26 (Thu) 17:29:54 №4165843 [Quote]

They used a ancient Tibetan monk technique to astral project their dna into the hapon