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Japan and Tibet: Shared Progenitors?

Chud ID:S^52JFBb No.4165194 United States - Florida View View Original Report
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Ancient Japan colonized by Tibet theory?
Traditionally the three major genetic components to what is now the modern Japanese are the Yamato(Korean migrants) Jomon(earlier Australoid inhabitants) and later Chinese migrants. But looking at the mt and Y DNA of Japan will show its striking similarity to Tibet. But I have never heard anyone claim a genetic connection between Japan and Tibet. Any East Asia genetics enthusiasts care to shed some light on this matter?
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