NatGeo/FamilyTreeDNA

[Mortimer]

Eventhough I have not yet my NatGeo results i transferred to Ftdna and I was able to already see my haplogroups.

I get E-L542 (is that the same as E-V13) and T2b5

When I click on Y-dna I see L542V13More...E-L542, I also have a SNP Map but dont know what I can do with it.
Your Confirmed Haplogroup is E-L542


When I click on mtdna I get this.

HVR1, HVR2, AND CODING REGION MATCHES

HVR1, HVR2, AND CODING REGION MATCHES
Haplogroup Country Comment Count
T2b5 Austria - 1
T2b5 Belarus - 1
T2b5 Canada - 1
T2b5 Czech Republic - 1
T2b5 England - 7
T2b5 France - 6
T2b5 Germany - 11
T2b5 Ireland - 2
T2b5 Italy - 1
T2b5 Mexico - 1
T2b5 Netherlands - 1
T2b5 New Zealand - 1
T2b5 Poland - 6
T2b5 Portugal - 4
T2b5 Scotland - 2
T2b5 Slovenia - 1
T2b5 Spain - 1
T2b5 Sweden - 3
T2b5 Switzerland - 6
T2b5 United Kingdom - 2
T2b5 United States - 2
T2b5 United States (Native American) - 1
T2b5 Unknown Origin 1
T2b5 Unknown Origin Great Britain 1
T2b5 Unknown Origin MDKO: Canada 1
T2b5 Wales - 1

[Mortimer]

I received my Natgeo results today

[Iloko]

What were your 23andme haplogroups in comparison?

[Mortimer]

What were your 23andme haplogroups in comparison?

the same

[Iloko]

the same

Would you say that NatGeo's admixture breakdown is fairly similar to the results that Gedmatch provides?

..For me MyHeritage.com has already shipped their DNA kit to me; it's on track to be shipped from NJ, USA. I'm super excited to receive it. Supposed to be within the next 'few' months they will break down one's ancestry based on 100+ reference populations, which is more than any DNA company out today. I hope they break down 'Southeast Asia' which nearly all the other companies have yet satisfactorily been able to do it appears.

[Mortimer]

Would you say that NatGeo's admixture breakdown is fairly similar to the results that Gedmatch provides?

..For me MyHeritage.com has already shipped their DNA kit to me; it's on track to be shipped from NJ, USA. I'm super excited to receive it. Supposed to be within the next 'few' months they will break down one's ancestry based on 100+ reference populations, which is more than any DNA company out today. I hope they break down 'Southeast Asia' which nearly all the other companies have yet satisfactorily been able to do it appears.

I think its similar to familytreedna myorigins. i have exactly same southasian, central asian and arabian on familytreedna too and exactly same southern and eastern european the only difference is that im 3% southeastern asian and oceanian on here and 1% northeastasian on familytreedna

[Mortimer]

I received my Natgeo results today

What Your Results Mean
We compared your DNA results to the reference populations we currently have in our database and estimated which of these populations were most similar to you in terms of the genetic markers you carry. This doesn’t necessarily mean that you belong to these groups, but that these groups were a similar genetic match, and can therefore be used as a guide to help determine why you have a certain result. Remember, this is a mixture of recent (past six generations) and ancient patterns established over thousands of years, so you may see surprising matches. Read each of the population descriptions below to better interpret your particular results.

Your First Reference Population: Iberian (Spain & Portugal)
This reference population is based on groups native to Iberia, the peninsula of Spain and Portugal. The large Southern Europe component reflects the strong influence of agriculturalists from the Fertile Crescent in the Middle East who arrived here some 10,000 years ago. While the Western European and Great Britain and Ireland components likely come from mixture with neighboring groups with genetic links to the pre-agricultural population of Europe—the earlier settlers. The North African component reflects the historic migration of populations north across the Strait of Gibraltar into Iberia in the past 2,000 years.

Your Second Reference Population: Tuscan (Italy)
This reference population is based on Italians native to Tuscany, in north central Italy. The Southern and Central European percentages reflect the strong influence of agriculturalists from the Fertile Crescent in the Middle East, who arrived in Italy more than 7,000 years ago. The Eastern European component likely comes from the pre-agricultural population of Europe—the earliest settlers, who arrived in Europe more than 30,000 years ago during the Upper Paleolithic period—and was perhaps increased during the conquest of northern Italy by the Germanic Lombards in the sixth through eighth centuries. Today, the northern European component predominates in northern European populations, while the Mediterranean component is more common in southern Europe.

[Trojet]

It seems you took the Geno 2+ NextGen.
If so, your Y-DNA classification as E-L542 may mean that you are V13* (basal), which is very rare.

You should login to your FTDNA account. Under Genographic Transfer, click Download Y-SNPs as CSV. Open the file and search for CTS5856 and let me know what the result for it is (the two letters).

[Tschaikisten]

Looks like that you have ancestors from Vasojevic tribe.

[Mortimer]

It seems you took the Geno 2+ NextGen.
If so, your Y-DNA classification as E-L542 may mean that you are V13* (basal), which is very rare.

You should login to your FTDNA account. Under Genographic Transfer, click Download Y-SNPs as CSV. Open the file and search for CTS5856 and let me know what the result for it is (the two letters).

Will do that tomorrow now im on phone ill send you pm thanks