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  • Anthropology
  • Population Genetics
  • Human Biology

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  • Dermatoglyphic traits, patterns of skin ridges on fingers and palms, are valuable markers for studying human population structure and affinities.
  • Previous studies have utilized dermatoglyphics to explore relationships within and between various populations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the population structure and affinities of Habans (Hutterites) and Non-Haban Slovaks using dermatoglyphic traits.
  • To compare these groups with other Slovak population samples to understand their distinctiveness.

Main Methods:

  • Dermatoglyphic data were collected from 91 Habans and 162 Non-Haban Slovaks.
  • Biological distances between populations were calculated using the Hiernaux distance coefficient.
  • Comparisons were made with existing data from other Slovak population samples.

Main Results:

  • A clear separation was observed between the Habans and Non-Habans residing in the same villages.
  • Habans also demonstrated significant divergence from other Slovak population groups.
  • Dermatoglyphic analysis indicated a lack of compatibility with interpretations based solely on genetic structure.

Conclusions:

  • Dermatoglyphic traits effectively differentiate Habans from Non-Habans and other Slovak populations.
  • The findings suggest that dermatoglyphic patterns provide a unique perspective on population affinities, distinct from genetic interpretations.