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Even if I list the source and the author? Then I don't undestand, why the studies are made. It is natural to ask for allowance in the case of some demanding, sophisticated works, but if I contacted every author with a request for allowance of some triviality , I couldn't have time to do anything else. The articles about Y-haplogroups would look much worse without the maps. If you want, I can contact the authors and ask them for allowance. But how to contact John M Tanner, if I doesn't know, if he is still alive? Authors of old anthropological books from which I plan to take maps - like Coon, Biasutti or Lundman - are certainly dead already. Centrum9920:09, 27 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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I didn't edit anonymously. I edited from a different setting of my computer. Hence my nickname didn't appear in the discussion. Centrum9920:14, 27 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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Dealing with antropology and anything related to human races is hard to impossible due to sensitivity of the topic in the US and abundance of warriors here. I saw several absurd wars taking months and unless one is prepared to invest _lot of_ time it is futile to get involved in them.
It may be possible to cover these topics oneday when (if) mechanisms for atracting and identifying experts will be implemented.
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Sorry, pane Silbrštajn. Jsou tu osoby, které mají zjevně problémy odlišit svět iluzí od reality. Tak jim v rámci dobrovolné lékařské péče pomáhám se do té reality vrátit. Centrum99 (talk) 23:14, 7 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Pokud máte vážný problém, můžete mě samozřejmě navštívit přímo v místě mého bydliště, kde se vám budu speciálně věnovat. Ale bude to drahé; léčba multikulti pošuků je totiž značně náročná. Pokud jsem svými příspěvky náhodou destabilizoval váš duševní stav, dejte si prozatím jointa nebo ještě lépe něco tvrdšího. Tím se alespoň nakrátko vrátíte do bezpečí rajského světa iluzí a multikulturních pohádek. Centrum99 (talk) 00:02, 8 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Hi, recently you expressed surprise that the 2002 Rosenberg paper showed much smaller levels of between group variation than many other genetic analyses. There is a good reason for this, STRs are rapidly mutating, but also mutate stepwise. This is because an STR locus is defined by the number of repeats of the repetative sequence, but when a mutation occurs in an STR locus it can mutate in either direction. For example if the number of repeats of the original STR is, say 10, and a new mutation arises, giving a repeat of say 11, any future mutation in this STR could go either way, the mutation in the STR could produce an allele with 12 repeats, or it could produce an allele of 10 repeats. A new allele with 10 repeats is indistinguishable from the original allele, even though it has been through two additional mutation events. The stepwise mutational model for STRs can therefore mask a great deal of variation. One the other hand STRs mutate much more rapidly than SNPs, but SNPs are extremely unlikely to mutate back to the parental form because they are so rare and are sometimes called UEPs (unique event polymorphisms). There was some comment on this in Science shortly after Rosenberg published their paper, see Comment on "Genetic Structure of Human Populations" and the Rosenberg et al. response to the comment Response to Comment on "Genetic Structure of Human Populations". All the best. Alun (talk) 09:03, 28 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]
I didn't express surprise. I knew it. [8][9] What you don't know is that so far I have looked only at haplogroups, because I needed it for the purpose of my book. I haven't read virtually anything substantial about human or animal diversity until ca. 3 months ago and I was actually forced to study it, because I couldn't stand the crappy style of the Wikipedia article about race. Since I still have a lot of work with final editing the book, I don't have much time to occupy myself with it. Although I have collected about 100 articles about this topic during the last weeks, I have read only about half of them, mostly briefly. Hopefully next week, when everything will be eventually finished, I will start to read them in detail, one after another. So don't worry that I wouldn't catch up with you. Centrum99 (talk) 16:03, 5 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Please stop amending the average height of Dinarian people on Human height. There is a reference to substantiate the listed heights and your original research is not sufficient to change information. If you have a source that confirms the heights at 1cm less then please produce it, otherwise leave it. Evlekis (Евлекис) 07:26, 3 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
I appreciate the information on your post but you need to make that kind of documentation available in the article. It is no good adding a footnote when people such as I cannot gain access to that text. Even so, if an cm has been added then it has done for a reason; suffice it to say that early studies found a certain height whilst the additional count is based on an estimate. The source in this case is still listing 1.856. I'm not going to revert you on this occasion but I'm not walking away from this either, I'm hoping you address this matter and not just for me but on the talk where everyone can examine your version of events. Evlekis (Евлекис) 16:34, 3 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Yes Centrum, I most definitely agree to your proposal - 1.846 for measurement of 17, 1.856 for estimate of young adult. Presenting it may be a little difficult, it would need to present Dinaric Alps with two entires and both leading to the same source. As the second figure is also an estimate, the final section will have to be declared self-reported as opposed to measured. This was what I had intended to do myself and I wanted to discuss it with you but I realise you don't edit Wikipedia every single day - which is your personal affair, I don't interfere! When you return however, you have my 100% support on your future handling of this issue. Evlekis (Евлекис) 07:29, 10 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
In response to the comments you posted in the article on Martina Hingis, I have both edited the article and posted on the talk page. I ask that you read my comment on the talk page and respond as soon as you are able. DS (talk) 01:51, 9 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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