Антропология Италии ч. 3
"Within the European cluster there is a tight grouping containing Sicily (South Italy), Italy (from all mainland), Germany, Holland, Hungary, Lombardy (North Italy) and Tuscany (Centre Italy). Sardinia lies in a separate branch at the edge of the cluster, and well way from Sicily." [Ghiani et al. 2004]
"The Italian participants were normal healthy volunteers recruited from throughout Italy: 38 from northern Italy, 23 from central Italy, and 30 from southern Italy. [...] Italy (84 of 86 individuals)...had majority contributions from the 'southern' population group as defined by this population structure analysis. [...] Trends in both the Italian and Spanish participants were also consistent with this north-south pattern: ten of 32 participants from northern Italy had greater than a 10% 'northern' component compared with two of 28 from southern Italy...." [Seldin et al. 2006]
"Interestingly, PC analysis was also capable of highlighting intra-population differences, such as between the two Finnish and the two Italian samples, respectively. A low level of intra-population differentiation in Germany has been reported previously, and was confirmed here. In addition, we detected intra-population differences within the Czech and Estonian samples." [Nelis et al. 2009]
"The Italian participants were normal healthy volunteers recruited from throughout Italy: 38 from northern Italy, 23 from central Italy, and 30 from southern Italy. [...] Italy (84 of 86 individuals)...had majority contributions from the 'southern' population group as defined by this population structure analysis. [...] Trends in both the Italian and Spanish participants were also consistent with this north-south pattern: ten of 32 participants from northern Italy had greater than a 10% 'northern' component compared with two of 28 from southern Italy...." [Seldin et al. 2006]
"Interestingly, PC analysis was also capable of highlighting intra-population differences, such as between the two Finnish and the two Italian samples, respectively. A low level of intra-population differentiation in Germany has been reported previously, and was confirmed here. In addition, we detected intra-population differences within the Czech and Estonian samples." [Nelis et al. 2009]