What is a good tool to find more specific subclades?

[Sarmale]

What is a good site that analyzes your raw data to uncover the more specific subclades of your Y-DNA haplogroup?

[Black Wolf]

What is a good site that analyzes your raw data to uncover the more specific subclades of your Y-DNA haplogroup?

Although I have never used it myself I have read that the Morley Predictor works well....It will be intetesting to see if you are J2a or J2b.

https://ytree.morleydna.com/extractFromAutosomal

[sacha]

Try YSEQ cladefinder (https://cladefinder.yseq.net/), however because you don't have a full YDNA sequence it can give you too-specific groups. Neither Morley or YSEQ are 100% accurate but I have found that this one is a bit more accurate (and also user friendly)

[Kess]

What is a good site that analyzes your raw data to uncover the more specific subclades of your Y-DNA haplogroup?

If it’s a FTDNA raw data don’t even bother, Y-DNA related SNPs are not included in raw data.

[Black Wolf]

What is a good site that analyzes your raw data to uncover the more specific subclades of your Y-DNA haplogroup?

Did you ever find out a more specific subclade for yourself?

[Sarmale]

Seems to be J2a but I can't get more specific.

[Black Wolf]

Seems to be J2a but I can't get more specific.

Ahhh very nice....Which company did you test with?

[Boudin]

Try YSEQ cladefinder (https://cladefinder.yseq.net/), however because you don't have a full YDNA sequence it can give you too-specific groups. Neither Morley or YSEQ are 100% accurate but I have found that this one is a bit more accurate (and also user friendly)

YSEQ gave me a slightly more specific subclade than 23andMe.

[Gannicus]

There are Y -haplo tests you can take on FamilyTreeDNA.com. I took the Big Y. My Terminal SNP subclade is very rare only one other tester has it. What I have on my profile is a few steps back: J-BY82631 3350 BC. The interactive map called Globetrekker has the trail ending for me in southern Greece.