“Like sugar in milk”: reconstructing the genetic history of the Parsi population

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@arya_amsha @agenetics1 @Iranic_Genomes Both Iranian and Indian Zoroastrians have very little steppe ancestry. Interestingly, Parsis are one of the closest populations to Iranian Neolithic. https://t.co/uXx4WJSUbd

@MarquesMazzaca1 @z_zikrak @ZainabAKhan2 @anavrittim as proven in multiple latest studies- https://t.co/ezBtbUUMGz https://t.co/PUwrDwbQey The genetic breakdown of parsees is- Around 60%-65% Iran chalcolithic Around 17%-20% srubnaya (timber grave) stepp

@arya_amsha 3) No steppe component detected in the Parsis by Chaubey et al 2017. https://t.co/hibvhJUH0b https://t.co/23zgQBVebJ

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