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"We analysed 127 Ancient Roman genomes with a view to understanding the possible reasons for the fall of the Roman Empire. Taking the polygenic score for educational attainment (EA4) as a proxy for intelligence, we find that intelligence increased from the Neolithic Era (Z= -0.77) to the Iron Age (Z= 0.86), declines after the Republic Period and during the Imperial Period (Z= -0.27)
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Our sample shows a clear shift in genetic ancestry components between the Iron Age and the
Imperial Period, where the former was characterised by a preponderance of Central European ancestry and the
latter by Near-Eastern-like ancestry"
https://www.researchgate.[...]of_Roman_Polygenic_Scores
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Our sample shows a clear shift in genetic ancestry components between the Iron Age and the
Imperial Period, where the former was characterised by a preponderance of Central European ancestry and the
latter by Near-Eastern-like ancestry"
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Ça rappelle LF Céline "les romains trop métissés se sont donnés deux empires"
Je condamne fermement cet auteur
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A quel moment ils sont devenus des bougnoules ?
Pendant la période impériale, ils se sont mêlés aux peuples sémitiques du Levant.
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