Viking haplogroup

[Dick]

Sorry but I'm not I1.
Me, I only do female sir, or at least a male with blond wig and red lipstick, I'm not a savage.

YOUR LOSS HUN

[Newman]

YOUR LOSS HUN

Nah, even without those irish haplogroups, R1B is still considerably huge, especially since it's mostly U106, which is nearly absent in Ireland.

[sailormoon]

Figure 2 (a–e) Spatial frequency distributions of Z282 affiliated haplogroups. Each map was generated using the frequencies from Supplementary Table 4 among 14 461 individuals, distributed across 119 population samples (references listed in Supplementary Table 4). Because of the known difference between the origin and present distribution of the Roma and Jewish populations, they were excluded from the plots. Additional populations from literature27 were used for the M458 map.

R1a-Z284 (Figure 2c) is the Scandinavian subclade of R1a which peaks in Norway (20%). It is also found in places colonised by the Norwegian Vikings, such as Scotland, which is why this R1a subclade is associated with the Vikings.

Subgroups of both R1a-Z282 and R1a-Z93 exhibit geographic localization within the broad distribution zone of R1a-M417/Page7. Among R1a-Z282 subgroups (Figure 2), the highest frequencies (~20%) of paragroup R1a-Z282* chromosomes occur in northern Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (Figure 2b). The R1a-Z284 subgroup (Figure 2c) is confined to Northwest Europe and peaks at ~20% in Norway, where the majority of R1a chromosomes (24/26) belong to this clade. We found R1a-Z284 to be extremely rare outside Scandinavia. R1a-M458 (Figure 2d) and R1a-M558 (Figure 2e) have similar distributions, with the highest frequencies observed in Central and Eastern Europe.
http://www.nature.com/ejhg/journal/v...hg201450a.html

[Dick]

(a–e) Spatial frequency distributions of Z282 affiliated haplogroups. Each map was generated using the frequencies from Supplementary Table 4 among 14 461 individuals, distributed across 119 population samples (references listed in Supplementary Table 4). Because of the known difference between the origin and present distribution of the Roma and Jewish populations, they were excluded from the plots. Additional populations from literature27 were used for the M458 map.

R1a-Z284 is the Scandinavian subclade of R1a which peaks in Norway (20%). It is also found in places colonised by the Norwegian Vikings, such as Scotland, which is why this R1a subclade is associated with the Vikings.

AND THE HIT LIST GETS BIGGER

[Norka]

There cannot be 1 Viking haplogroup. I think to a larger extent the Vikings were carriers of I1 approx 30-40% while R1 made up about 20%

[de Burgh II]

[ЛыSSый]

I ofc. r1a is east slavic haplogroup mostly

[MINARDOWICZ]

probably i1 but R1a and R1b too

THIS. I am I1!

[Black Wolf]

Native pre-slavic balkan people are mostly J2 and EV-13, J2b peaks amongst High Ghegs and J2a peaks in Crete, especially Sfakia region(50%+) also in ethnic Greek enclaves of Peloponese(Mt.Parnon Tsakonia and Mania westward)

Not sure where this guy got the information about the Sfakia region of Crete having 50%+ J2a? No doubt some J2a is present there but I have never seen any paper include and Y-DNA samples from Sfakia yet.

[PaleoEuropean]

I2 and l1 are the main groups R1a is mostly Norwegian and Slavic