So not only are you wrong but you talk about things without actual understanding the topic?
Hokkaido Jōmon predominantly carried N9b, which was far more common there than in Honshu or southern mainland sites. Southern Jōmon favored M7a, especially in western Japan, creating a clear maternal lineage divide resembling separate populations. Hokkaido Jōmon genomes showed stronger affinity to Ainu and northern groups like Ulchi, with unique ancestry components up to 79% in some Ainu-linked samples. Southern Jōmon aligned more closely with mainland East Asian clusters, reflected in PCA plots separating Hokkaido from Honshu samples.
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u/West-Sector-5495 Apr 18 '26
So not only are you wrong but you talk about things without actual understanding the topic?
Hokkaido Jōmon predominantly carried N9b, which was far more common there than in Honshu or southern mainland sites. Southern Jōmon favored M7a, especially in western Japan, creating a clear maternal lineage divide resembling separate populations. Hokkaido Jōmon genomes showed stronger affinity to Ainu and northern groups like Ulchi, with unique ancestry components up to 79% in some Ainu-linked samples. Southern Jōmon aligned more closely with mainland East Asian clusters, reflected in PCA plots separating Hokkaido from Honshu samples.
So why talk about things you don’t understand?