Eurogenes Blog

Over at bioRxiv at this LINK . From the preprint: The ancient Hungarians originated from the Ural region of Russia, and migrated through ...

Hungarians speak a Uralic and Finno-Ugric language. However, the founders of the Medieval Hungarian state, the Arpad Dynasty, probably had I...

Open access at Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences at this LINK . Below is the paper abstract. Emphasis is mine: According to his...

The academic consensus is that Indo-European languages first spread into the Baltic region from the Eastern European steppes along with the ...

Genes don't speak languages, people do. Thus, associations between genetic markers and languages may often not be easy to discern, espec...

Almost all present-day populations speaking Uralic languages show moderate to high frequencies of Y-chromosome haplogroup N. I reckon there ...

Historical linguists have long posited that Fennoscandia was a busy contact zone between early Germanic and Uralic languages. The first anci...

A new paper on the genetic structure of Uralic-speaking populations has appeared at Genome Biology (see here ). It looks to me like the pre...