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My Y DNA trees in this new format.
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Mine is 700 Big Y and the rest are 500 Big Y. ;)
Two very interesting sections also augur well for the future in old and relatively modern samples.
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So cool thank you
My ancient relatives(?)
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This is awesome, I might go call up my brother and force him to do one of these Y-DNA tests now, are there many Arab/Middle East samples that you are getting with this feature, or are there just a few? Obviously the chance that any of these are direct lineage instead of you know just related down the line is very low, but knowing generally is cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Abti
My and my maternal grandpa timetrees are still pretty confusing to me and i have no idea from which ppl we could hail our origins. They dont look Slavic, thats the only sure thing looking at present distribution.
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I’m mostly getting Transcaucasian Culture samples from Anatolia and the Caucasus. None so far being Arabic.Quote:
Originally Posted by sacha
As far as Y-DNA close matches they’re all South Arabian with 1 Iraqi - 1 Kuwaiti, several Omanis, and a ton of Yemenis.
Yes it's a great feature. This is my brother's ancient and notable connections. He's under R1b-M222.
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