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In the context of the genetic history of Sardinia, Sámi peoples are considered…

a primary ancestral group of the Sardinian population genetically similar to Sardinians due to shared isolation and evolutionary pressures a population that experienced significantly less genetic drift than Sardinians unrelated to Sardinian genetic patterns due to differing geographic locations

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The genetic history of Sardinia reveals similarities between the Sardinian population and other isolated European groups like the Sámi, Basques, and Icelanders, all of whom experienced endogamy and genetic drift due to their unique environments.

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Question: In the context of the genetic history of Sardinia, Sámi peoples are considered…

Trivia Question Study Fact: Due to Sardinia's geographic isolation and mountainous terrain, its population, like those of the Sámi, Basques, and Icelanders, developed unique genetic characteristics through processes like endogamy and genetic drift. This suggests a shared evolutionary pattern among geographically and topographically isolated European groups.

Trivia Question Explanation: The genetic history of Sardinia reveals similarities between the Sardinian population and other isolated European groups like the Sámi, Basques, and Icelanders, all of whom experienced endogamy and genetic drift due to their unique environments.

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