Eurogenes Blog

I was hiking through one of my favorite wilderness areas the other day. I call this place Lizard Gorge because it's full of monitor liza...

Over at Nature at this LINK . I'm guessing the claim that Yamnaya pastoralists lived in Scandinavia is a huge typo. Obviously, the auth...

Over at bioRxiv at this LINK . This preprint deals with some very complex issues, so I can't say much about it until I have a good look...

R1a-M417 and R1b-L51 are by far the most important Y-chromosome haplogroups in Europe today. More precisely, R1a-M417 dominates in Eastern E...

There's been a lot of talk lately about the finding that the peoples associated with the Corded Ware and Yamnaya archeological cultures ...

Archeologist David Anthony has made several appearances online recently to promote his theories about the origins of the Corded Ware and Yam...

A few years ago I began using the term "Balto-Slavic genetic drift" to describe the fine-scale genetic signal that is shared by th...

I took this photo of an eagle yesterday while hiking up a steep, rocky mountain, and wanted to share it with everyone here. This bird was on...

I wasn't going to blog about the Clemente et al. "Aegean palatial civilizations" paper, because I think that it's a rather...

Many years ago, well before the start of the ancient DNA revolution, someone made the very clever inference that the N-Tat Y-chromosome mark...