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Sub-Saharan mtDNA L in Europe
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Here is a nice compilation I have found in this blog : http://anthrospain.blogspot.com.es/


Slovaks n = 2/207 0.97% Malyarchuk et al.2006

Czechs n = 1/279 0.36% Malyarchuk et al., 2008

German-Danish n = 1/161 0.62% Richards et al. 1996
Germany n = 1/335 0.30% Achilli et al 2007
Germany n = 4/333 1.20% Pliss et al. 2005

Albania n = 1/42 2.38% Belledi et al. 2000


Poland n = 1/542 0.20% Achilli et al 2007
Poland n = 1/436 0.22% Malyarchuk et al., 2002
Poles n = 1/849 0.12% Malyarchuk et al., 2008


British n=1/100 1.00% Piercy et al. 1993
England n = 2/335 0.60% Achilli et al 2007
England n = 1/142 0.70% Helgason et al., 2001
Great Britain n = 1/114 0.90 % García et al. 2011
Scotland n = 1/891 0.10 % García et al. 2011


Finnish n = 1/50 2.00% Sajantila et al. 1995
Finland n = 1/121 0.83% Achilli et al 2007
Finns n = 3/580 0.52% Pliss et al. 2005


Norway n = 1/74 1.40% Passarino et al 2002
Norwegians n = 2/397 0.50% Pliss et al. 2005


Russia n = 2/683 0.29% Malyarchuk et al. 2008


France n = 1/332 0.30% Achilli et al 2007
France n = 5/692 0.72% Richards et al. 2007
France n = 3/433 0.69% García et al. 2011
France n = 2/320 0.63% Pliss et al. 2005
France 1.40% Gónzalez et al. 2003


Bosnia n=1/144 0.70% Achilli et al 2007


Bulgaria n=1/141 0.71% Achilli et al 2007


Switzerland n=1/228 0.44% Achilli et al 2007


Crete, Greece n= 2/202 0.99% Achilli et al 2007


Italy n = 8/411 1.94% Plaza et al. 2003, Romano et al. 2003


Sardinian n = 2/69 2.90% Di Rienzo and Wilson 1991
Sardinia n =2/370 0.54% Achilli et al 2007

Sicily n= 1/106 0.94% Cali et al. 2001
Sicily n = 2/105 1.90% Achilli et al 2007
Sicily n = 3/465 0.65% Plaza et al. 2003, Romano et al. 2003

Tuscany n= 6/322 1.86% Achilli et al 2007

Marche (Italy) n=8/813 0.98% Achilli et al 2007

Latium(Italy) n=4/138 2.90% Achilli et al 2007

Murlo (Italy) n = 1/86 1.16% Achilli et al 2007

Volterra (Italy) n = 3/114 2.63% Achilli et al 2007

Casentino (Italy) n = 2/122 1.64% Achilli et al 2007

Campania n = 3/313 0.32% Achilli et al 2007

Spain Total n = 51 / 4.329 1.18% From here :

Spain n = 15/813 1.84% Achilli et al 2007
Spain, n = 0/686 0.00% Rhouda 2006
Spain n = 0/233 0.00%, Lopez-Parra 2009
Spain n = 1/251 0.40% Plaza et al. 2003
Spain n = 9/312 2.90% Álvarez et al. 2007
Spain n = 1/108 0.90% Casas et al. 2006 *
Spain n = 2/226 0.88% Maca-Meyer et al. 2003
Spain n = 15/742 2.02% García et al. 2011
Spain (Basques) n = 0/462 García et al. 2011
Spain, Zamora Province** n =10/214 4.67% Álvarez et al. 2010
Spain, n = 8/496 1.61% Pereira et al. 2005

Note that in the García et al. 2011 there is overlapping with other studies, that's why the total shown here is not the same as the total you might get from the study.

- * Note that Casas et al. 2006 only considered L1-L2 sequences to be of sub-Saharan origin.
-** This study inlcudes only a sample from a small town of the province of Zamora, thus it is not very representative of the population of Spain, I prefer wider regions, anyways I have included them.
- Note about the subclade L3, some scholars don't consider it as Sub-Saharan (Maca-Meyer 2003 et al.) in her words :
""L3 is more related to Eurasian haplogroups than to the most divergent African clusters L1 and L2". L3 is the haplogroup from which all modern humans outside of Africa derive"
Edited by Master, Mar 21 2012, 10:01 PM.
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