Genetic map of Europe
http://bigthink.com/ideas/21358 <http://bigthink.com/ideas/21358> "Two observations spring to mind immediately: the fact that most populations overlap so intimately with their neighbours. And that Finland doesn't. The isolation of Finnish genetics can be explained by the fact that they were at one time a very small population, preserving its genetic idiosyncrasies as it expanded." --- In [email protected], Lluís Mendieta <lme...@...> wrote: > > Hi, Ed > > Sorry for my poor english > I tried to mean that the rest of europeans, excluding finnish, and for that, hungarians, lapons and seems basques, speak an indo european idiom. And probably population origin in Asia > > Finnish are also westerner in my mindset (yes, it s said that they come here as invaders, with Attila; so maybe central asia origin) > > I do not see them as easterner language..But not being a linguist, I maybe very well wrong, > > Anyway, there is (or at least was) an extreme moviment in Hungarian that relates them as related to japanese, the turanism. > > With best wishes > > Lluís
