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Arab-Berber article[edit]

With no suspect it is proved that the "Arab-Berber" people's genetic properties and Y-chromosome studies show that those people have dominantly Berber characteristic paternally.

Yes it is true that "Arabized Berber" and "Arab-Berber" are different. First group's genetics do not contain Arabic characteristics. Arab-Berber group's genetics do contain but minorly. Both two groups are clearly Berber from the genetic point of view. The studies clearly show that.

Of course the language of those groups is Arabic. Because Arabic is an ancient and rich language. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 78.173.11.187 (talk) 16:21, 17 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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