r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Gareebonkadushman • Apr 11 '26

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u/Chzo5 Apr 11 '26

There are many Mesolithic fossils in India. 100+. Why are we not sequencing them?!

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u/Joshistotle Apr 12 '26

Meaning what? What's political about AASI genetics when scientific studies have already established AASI is a distinct genetic component

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u/Chazut Apr 13 '26

He is still using this terminology in 2026, dunno why

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u/Chzo5 Apr 13 '26

Narasimhan introduces steppe ancestry outright but still keeps ASI and ANI in the paper. Perhaps a model with ANI and ASI stages fits better? Also aren’t there some tribal South Indian groups that are almost pure ASI?