View Full Version : Are you happy with your haplogroups?
SilverKnight
04-16-2022, 06:46 PM
Your paternal ancestor was a agricultural chad , surely a poligamous bunch. It seems E formed around southwest eurasia/Northeast africa and from there migrated tô subsaharan africa spreading agriculture, quite a interesting lineage dude.R1b is probably the most widespread and boring lineage in the world and was spread mostly by rape and contagious steppe diseases, no fun.
Interesting, I didn't know those details,
He loves white people and I salute him for that. Enough of the Negro worship. Also his son is half German American, almost a white male.
1/8 Mennonite , the rest German from mother's (to be more exact),
Yes white people (along with the Japanese) are the superior race (imo).
Tongio
04-16-2022, 06:49 PM
Enough of the Negro worship.
Ok than lets all celebrate the incipient east asian like genetic component R1 carried into Europe yehh.
1/8 Mennonite , the rest German from mother's (to be more exact),
Yes white people (along with the Japanese) are the superior race (imo).
Mennonite is German too, though. Yeah, though I would extend that to the East Asians in general. China is a giant now.
Ok than lets all celebrate the incipient east asian like genetic component R1 carried into Europe yehh.
Bullshit. R1b is not even Eastern European. How many East Asians carry it? Barely 1 percent, for fuck's sake.
Dušan
04-16-2022, 06:54 PM
Yes, I am very proud on carrying haplogroup I2a1b-PH908.
Tongio
04-16-2022, 06:57 PM
R1 is siberian in origin dude, ancient north eurasian ,the ones that introduced it to Europe, were 25% east asian.
Tongio
04-16-2022, 06:58 PM
Bullshit. R1b is not even Eastern European. How many East Asians carry it? Barely 1 percent, for fuck's sake.
Forgot to quote you
R1 is siberian in origin dude, ancient north eurasian ,the ones that introduced it to Europe, were 25% east asian.
Are you paternally Blackzilian? Then your attempts to glorify African DNA would be understandable.
Tongio
04-16-2022, 07:06 PM
Are you paternally Blackzilian? Then your attempts to glorify African DNA would be understandable.
Blackzilian lol, no , i am J2b - L283 (portuguese ancestor).
I didnt say any lie about any y DNA tho.
I dont intend to glorify, Just show that its interesting,its just unhealthy to be unhappy with such unchangeable thing .
Blackzilian lol, no , i am J2b - L283 (portuguese ancestor). I didnt say any lie tho, its Just unhealthy tô be unhappy with a unchangable thing like that
Well, if it's just a forum talk, then fine. If it becomes an obsession, then yes, I agree, it'd be unhealthy. Though I personally do praise R1a. But of course it in no way means everyone who is not R1a is automatically inferior to me.
Scandal
04-16-2022, 07:47 PM
He loves white people and I salute him for that. Enough of the Negro worship. Also his son is half German American, almost a white male.
Almost a white male lol. I'm predicting his light skin black child will be a BLM supporter like Shaun King, not a Rethelite like you.
Petalpusher
04-16-2022, 08:28 PM
R1 is siberian in origin dude, ancient north eurasian ,the ones that introduced it to Europe, were 25% east asian.
IEs were a bit Oceanians/South Asians but not 25% East Asians. ANE was probably in the grand scheme of thing 1/3 Eastern Eurasian or more precisely ENA, but at this point we could consider everything just Eurasian or simply "Non African", not yet particularly East or West Eurasian. Besides you had some R1 in early mesolithic Europe anyway and they didn't show any relevant level of East Asian, nor ANE for that matter, like Villabruna or Maltaverne. Even though haplos tend to become more relevant as we travel back in time, since contacts were far and few between the initial spreads, haplos were already not a guarantee of anything ethnically at that point. So 10 000 years later in the Bronze Age..
In the same way Finns are over 60% N but they are clearly not 60% East Asian admixed. Things get skewed quickly paternaly. The have little R yet quite IE, and ANE relatively within Europe. In other words it translates so poorly nowadays as to what you are, it's completely meaningless for the kind of conversation people think they have about haplos usually.
Tongio
04-16-2022, 08:59 PM
IEs were a bit Oceanians/South Asians but not 25% East Asians. ANE was probably in the grand scheme of thing 1/3 Eastern Eurasian or more precisely ENA, but at this point we could consider everything just Eurasian or simply "Non African", not yet particularly East or West Eurasian. Besides you had some R1 in early mesolithic Europe anyway and they didn't show any relevant level of East Asian, nor ANE for that matter, like Villabruna or Maltaverne. Even though haplos tend to become more relevant as we travel back in time, since contacts were far and few between the initial spreads, haplos were already not a guarantee of anything ethnically at that point. So 10 000 years later in the Bronze Age..
In the same way Finns are over 60% N but they are clearly not 60% East Asian admixed. Things get skewed quickly paternaly. The have little R yet quite IE, and ANE relatively within Europe. In other words it translates so poorly nowadays as to what you are, it's completely meaningless for the kind of conversation people think they have about haplos usually.
I dont think so, at that point it is already possible to separate early west eurasian from ancient eastern eurasian and 99% of european R1 comes from this mixed population(ANE), not from western Hunter gatherers.
Petalpusher
04-16-2022, 10:18 PM
I dont think so, at that point It is already possible to separate early west eurasian from ancient eastern eurasian 99% of european R1 comes from this mixed population(ANE), not from western Hunter gatherers.
ANE and AG are closer to WHG than to any East Asian population. ANE did split with Kostenki from something close to Ust-Ishim, which ultimately leaded to something more West Eurasian in the Paleolithic, then WHG and in between (SHG-EHG). Everything is from that ENA cline in the "hunters" stuff with a parallel basal Eurasian line staying closer to the near east and probably some interactions in between (until it really formed the Anatolian hunter Pibarsi with some WHG in the Balkans).
40Ky to 25Ky yes everything was more East Eurasian in today's terms but because nothing was that West Eurasian yet in that branch. It's the same for East Asians though, as result they became more and more removed from West Eurasians. We both drifted several ways apart from a common intial branch of Eurasians or Eastern Non Africans. It doesnt make much sense to see ANE as Japanese or Chinese admixed today, it was just one step with Kostenki on the path west for things to become more West Eurasian.
IEs were not 100% ANE or AG anyway. They were 1/3 ANE like when entering Europe and most Euros don't score real East Asian today, which is only mechanical as nothing is more removed West in Eurasia than Europeans so that can only be the reference for being 0% or close to 0% East Asian. In the same way East Asians are zero West Eurasian or ANE conversely. It's more a matter of perspective how much Eurasians all have in common and at what point in time. What's important is the end result and how far apart each populations have become, which is pretty much a nice triangle between Europe, East Asia and Africa, each being one corner.
Tongio
04-16-2022, 11:06 PM
ANE and AG are closer to WHG than to any East Asian population.
Yes, i know they were 75-66% whg- like but they had that chunk of other thing, the R1 could have come from this chunk, just look at the distribution of Y DNA K2b .
IEs were not 100% ANE or AG anyway. They were 1/3 ANE like when entering Europe and most Euros don't score real East Asian today, which is only mechanical as nothing is more removed West in Eurasia than Europeans so that can only be the reference for being 0% or close to 0% East Asian. In the same way East Asians are zero West Eurasian or ANE conversely. It's more a matter of perspective how much Eurasians all have in common and at what point in time. What's important is the end result and how far apart each populations have become, which is pretty much a nice triangle between Europe, East Asia and Africa, each being one corner.
What does AG mean?
https://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads/26998-History-and-Destiny-of-the-Portuguese-and-Brazilian-Y-DNA-J1b
Mine is not J1b, it's J1a.
mitalit
04-17-2022, 08:36 AM
I would have liked a more interesting haplogroup, but we ll see if it tells me something interesting in the Yfull
Petalpusher
04-17-2022, 08:56 AM
Yes, i know they were 75-66% whg- like but they had that chunk of other thing, the R1 could have come from this chunk, just look at the distribution of Y DNA K2b .
The thing is at the time of Mal'ta, WHG didn't exist in its final form yet so you can't even make that calculation. What everybody refers to as Cro-Magnon (CM) was the current most West Eurasian thing 25Ky ago, probably along something still more Basal Eurasian (maybe even because they had interaction together already compared to the specific ANE branch) but it was certainly not more removed than some other Paleo ancients like Vestonice and Goyet.
K2b is an MtDNA not a Y-DNA. What about it? It's linked to IE Andronovo and relatively common in NW-W Europe although nowhere near as much as H. In general invaders of different periods were mostly men, they were taking local's wife and people's lunch money, so mt are even more poorly linked to new influences in general.
What does AG mean?
AfontovaGora, bit later progression of ANE towards West Eurasia.
Grace O'Malley
04-17-2022, 09:20 AM
Haplogroups are meaningless when it comes to identity. I don't see how one can be happy or unhappy about them.
A German with haplogroup I won't identify with I Serbs instead of R Germans.
I think most ydna is fairly localised if you get something like the Big Y or even if you just get 23&Me which is where I found my paternal line is M222 which is very Northwestern Irish and where my father was from. So it goes a long way back on the island of Ireland. I'm really proud of being of that line. My mtdna however is all over the place. There is Russians, Swedes, Polish, Ukrainians even someone from Mongolia. So it is very interesting looking at these. Obviously mtdna is a lot more varied than ydna.
Tongio
04-17-2022, 02:45 PM
TheK2b is an MtDNA not a Y-DNA. What about it? It's linked to IE Andronovo and relatively common in NW-W Europe although nowhere near as much as H. In general invaders of different periods were mostly men, they were taking local's wife and people's lunch money, so mt are even more poorly linked to new influences in general.
AfontovaGora, bit later progression of ANE towards West Eurasia.
https://www.yfull.com/tree/K2b/
I was not talking about MTdna .
I have seen living people with K in the philipines, downstream P branch ancestral to R is present in a séries of southeast asian places that were never touched by indo europeans and have 0 ANE blood like you said yourself.
Some of the few philipine samples on FTDNA:
K-M9
691877 Bartolome Santos b~1875 Lingayen, Philippines Philippines K-M9
241731 Verano Unknown Origin K-M9
498530 Maximo Tolentino, Aklan, Philippines Philippines P-FT270000
From the forbidden Wikipedia:
"P(xP1) Edit
Because P2 (P-B253) was discovered relatively recently, it is not always clear if older studies have screened for it. Therefore, cases of basal P* (also known as P-P295*; K2b2*; PxM45, B253) reported in literature may include P2.
P(xP1) exists at low to moderate levels among various groups in Island South East Asia, the South West Pacific and East Asia.[3]
P* is found at its highest rate among members of the Aeta (or Agta), a people indigenous to Luzon who formed from various ancient groups, such as Oceanians and Austronesian peoples from Taiwan.[1] Even though P1 is now more common among individuals in Eastern Siberia and Central Asia, it is suggested that P originated in southern East Asia and was once widespread.[2][3][5]
Basal P* was also found in one historical 19th-century Andaman islander.[6] along with basal P* found among a Jehai sample in Malayasia.[7]"
Tongio
04-17-2022, 03:03 PM
Mine is not J1b, it's J1a.
This form of writing whitout SNPs like "J1b1a1" is confusing and outdated, at the time his clade might have been considered J1b but on yfull it seems to be downstrean of your "J1a" branch?https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-Z2215/
To avoid confusion focus only in the first letter and terminal snps.These nomenclatures even changes from time to time,from 2011 to now, E3b for example is not used anymore, its all E1b, some I2b turned into I2a2, and so on.Anyway his thread have more of the samples i told you.
Ajeje Brazorf
04-17-2022, 04:47 PM
ANE and AG are closer to WHG than to any East Asian population. ANE did split with Kostenki from something close to Ust-Ishim, which ultimately leaded to something more West Eurasian in the Paleolithic, then WHG and in between (SHG-EHG). Everything is from that ENA cline in the "hunters" stuff with a parallel basal Eurasian line staying closer to the near east and probably some interactions in between (until it really formed the Anatolian hunter Pibarsi with some WHG in the Balkans).
40Ky to 25Ky yes everything was more East Eurasian in today's terms but because nothing was that West Eurasian yet in that branch. It's the same for East Asians though, as result they became more and more removed from West Eurasians. We both drifted several ways apart from a common intial branch of Eurasians or Eastern Non Africans. It doesnt make much sense to see ANE as Japanese or Chinese admixed today, it was just one step with Kostenki on the path west for things to become more West Eurasian.
IEs were not 100% ANE or AG anyway. They were 1/3 ANE like when entering Europe and most Euros don't score real East Asian today, which is only mechanical as nothing is more removed West in Eurasia than Europeans so that can only be the reference for being 0% or close to 0% East Asian. In the same way East Asians are zero West Eurasian or ANE conversely. It's more a matter of perspective how much Eurasians all have in common and at what point in time. What's important is the end result and how far apart each populations have become, which is pretty much a nice triangle between Europe, East Asia and Africa, each being one corner.
PCA with all samples up to 6,000 BC excluding SSA and Amerindians. Interesting how all most ancient samples (e.g. those prior to 30,000 BC) are dragged toward the center of the PCA. I wonder what they must have looked like...
https://i.imgur.com/IO2YvYC.png
MercifulServant
04-17-2022, 04:48 PM
I don't really care
Onlyi2aIsEuropean
04-17-2022, 11:02 PM
Ok than lets all celebrate the incipient east asian like genetic component R1 carried into Europe yehh.
We should send the r's back to asia and make europe i again
This form of writing whitout SNPs like "J1b1a1" is confusing and outdated, at the time his clade might have been considered J1b but on yfull it seems to be downstrean of your "J1a" branch?https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-Z2215/
To avoid confusion focus only in the first letter and terminal snps.These nomenclatures even changes from time to time,from 2011 to now, E3b for example is not used anymore, its all E1b, some I2b turned into I2a2, and so on.Anyway his thread have more of the samples i told you.
There are still J1b subclades classification-wise in the most modern update, so I don't know what you are talking about.
Urbanuss
04-19-2022, 10:24 PM
R1 is siberian in origin dude, ancient north eurasian ,the ones that introduced it to Europe, were 25% east asian.
25% ching chong? thats interesting...
I'm not happy. It's not white enough.
Yeah, I share the same Ydna with my niggas Teutone and Nas
https://youtu.be/mlp-IIG9ApU
Ayyleid
05-11-2022, 01:24 AM
I am Haplogroup R-L2 which is R1b so, yeah I find it very cool and interesting. Not like I had a choice in choosing it lol.
My mtDNA is T2b which I don't know much about it, and would like to learn more. Can't complain.
Urbanuss
05-11-2022, 03:18 AM
ANE and AG are closer to WHG than to any East Asian population. ANE did split with Kostenki from something close to Ust-Ishim, which ultimately leaded to something more West Eurasian in the Paleolithic, then WHG and in between (SHG-EHG). Everything is from that ENA cline in the "hunters" stuff with a parallel basal Eurasian line staying closer to the near east and probably some interactions in between (until it really formed the Anatolian hunter Pibarsi with some WHG in the Balkans).
40Ky to 25Ky yes everything was more East Eurasian in today's terms but because nothing was that West Eurasian yet in that branch. It's the same for East Asians though, as result they became more and more removed from West Eurasians. We both drifted several ways apart from a common intial branch of Eurasians or Eastern Non Africans. It doesnt make much sense to see ANE as Japanese or Chinese admixed today, it was just one step with Kostenki on the path west for things to become more West Eurasian.
IEs were not 100% ANE or AG anyway. They were 1/3 ANE like when entering Europe and most Euros don't score real East Asian today, which is only mechanical as nothing is more removed West in Eurasia than Europeans so that can only be the reference for being 0% or close to 0% East Asian. In the same way East Asians are zero West Eurasian or ANE conversely. It's more a matter of perspective how much Eurasians all have in common and at what point in time. What's important is the end result and how far apart each populations have become, which is pretty much a nice triangle between Europe, East Asia and Africa, each being one corner.
Its true that ANE were 100% caucasoids? Or at least 75%?
There's some members saying that they were "mong" admixed.
Tongio
05-11-2022, 03:28 AM
Its true that ANE were 100% caucasoids? Or at least 75%?
There's some members saying that they were "mong" admixed.
Call me by my username your coward, they were not purely west eurasian(western Hunter gatherers) genetically and that is a fact, nothing surprising for a population living in siberia.
Urbanuss
05-11-2022, 03:46 AM
Call me by my username your coward
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/image.php?u=25805&dateline=1633885064
Figaro
05-11-2022, 04:03 AM
Call me by my username your coward, they were not purely west eurasian(western Hunter gatherers) genetically and that is a fact, nothing surprising for a population living in siberia.
Yeah, I believe that this population was generally closer to west Eurasian, but had a shift toward East Asians because of some maybe approx ten percent Tiunyan-related ancestry.
Russki
05-11-2022, 05:14 AM
Yeah, I believe that this population was generally closer to west Eurasian, but had a shift toward East Asians because of some maybe approx ten percent Tiunyan-related ancestry.
ANE is the source of transmission of blonde hair.
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?210188-Blond-hair-originated-from-ANE-not-from-WHG
Modeling it as a mixture of two other populations produces an abysmal distance.
Call me by my username your coward, they were not purely west eurasian(western Hunter gatherers) genetically and that is a fact, nothing surprising for a population living in siberia.
The admixture can be as high as 35%.
ANE and AG are closer to WHG than to any East Asian population. ANE did split with Kostenki from something close to Ust-Ishim, which ultimately leaded to something more West Eurasian in the Paleolithic, then WHG and in between (SHG-EHG). Everything is from that ENA cline in the "hunters" stuff with a parallel basal Eurasian line staying closer to the near east and probably some interactions in between (until it really formed the Anatolian hunter Pibarsi with some WHG in the Balkans).
40Ky to 25Ky yes everything was more East Eurasian in today's terms but because nothing was that West Eurasian yet in that branch. It's the same for East Asians though, as result they became more and more removed from West Eurasians. We both drifted several ways apart from a common intial branch of Eurasians or Eastern Non Africans. It doesnt make much sense to see ANE as Japanese or Chinese admixed today, it was just one step with Kostenki on the path west for things to become more West Eurasian.
IEs were not 100% ANE or AG anyway. They were 1/3 ANE like when entering Europe and most Euros don't score real East Asian today, which is only mechanical as nothing is more removed West in Eurasia than Europeans so that can only be the reference for being 0% or close to 0% East Asian. In the same way East Asians are zero West Eurasian or ANE conversely. It's more a matter of perspective how much Eurasians all have in common and at what point in time. What's important is the end result and how far apart each populations have become, which is pretty much a nice triangle between Europe, East Asia and Africa, each being one corner.
Cope, they were twice as high as that.
Flashball
05-11-2022, 12:44 PM
I'm R-Z17 and U2e1a1
My father is R-Z19 (R-Z17 but Z19 on 23andme, Z17 is a subclade of Z18, subclade of Z79) and U5b2a1a
Tongio
05-12-2022, 01:06 AM
Yeah, I believe that this population was generally closer to west Eurasian, but had a shift toward East Asians because of some maybe approx ten percent Tiunyan-related ancestry.
*25% , 1/4, take a look at MA1(mal ta buret)
https://indo-european.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/qpgraph-dzudzuana.jpg
DNA tests published in 2013 revealed that Tianyuan man is related "to many present-day Asians and Native Americans".He had also clearly diverged genetically from the ancestors of modern Europeans or Aboriginal Australians.He belonged to mitochondrial DNA haplogroup B, and his Y-chromosomal haplogroup was K2b.
K2b >> P >> P-V1651 >> P - 337 >> R >> R1 >> R1b
Conclusion , unfortunaly R1 does have non west eurasian origins.
HectorOfTroy
06-21-2022, 06:18 AM
*25% , 1/4, take a look at MA1(mal ta buret)
https://indo-european.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/qpgraph-dzudzuana.jpg
K2b >> P >> P-V1651 >> P - 337 >> R >> R1 >> R1b
Conclusion , unfortunaly R1 does have non west eurasian origins.
Lol k2b is far from r1. I1 is SSA because they descended from A if you go back far enough
Vegtamr
07-09-2022, 08:58 PM
My paternal haplogroup is very very atypical for where my paternal line is from. Almost all my matches on FamilyTreeDNA are Slavs
Rædwald
07-09-2022, 09:01 PM
Ydna: I2a1a2a1a/I-L233
MTdna: X2b4
I just wish there were more information about my X.
Vrazijadivizija
07-15-2022, 04:17 PM
I2a I-PH908
H5a1a
Yes
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Zlatan
07-15-2022, 04:24 PM
wtf is a haplogroup? Sounds nerdy
hazmatnik
07-19-2022, 02:37 AM
Pretty happy with mine, especially after i met some of my "cousins" last time i visited Serbia.
Its just a little bit tough to investigate since its scarce.
E-BY4573
H5m
Odelia
08-20-2022, 11:56 AM
My brother's haplogroup is I2a1a and he seems pretty content with it!
axel.aleman
08-20-2022, 11:57 AM
Yes, paternal North African and maternal Amerindian
Voskos
08-20-2022, 09:34 PM
My brother's haplogroup is I2a1a and he seems pretty content with it!
nice. seems to peak in sardinia.
Defcon2
08-21-2022, 01:04 PM
Yep, I'm very proud to be the Prince of Zamunda.
Jingle Bell
09-01-2022, 12:00 AM
YDna: E-L515
MtDna: L2c4
i thought my paternal haplogroup would be european, which is more common in latin americans, like: R1b, E1b1b or I2, but at least now i'm 100% sure i'm a nigeria prince lol:victory0:
Eliades
09-01-2022, 01:01 AM
I want to know mine so bad
Kriptc06
09-01-2022, 01:50 AM
@thread
Yeah I'm okay.
Paternally balkan origin (shocker)
Maternally in the americas for thousand years so yeah
I got the looks too - of both.
YDna: E-L515
MtDna: L2c4
i thought my paternal haplogroup would be european, which is more common in latin americans, like: R1b, E1b1b or I2, but at least now i'm 100% sure i'm a nigeria prince lol:victory0:
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Johnson Reed
09-13-2024, 06:44 AM
Yes. While R-L21, being the Irish haplogroup, would be cool to have, I'm happy to have I, which is the only haplogroup that is purely European. (Many Pajeets have R1a, there's an African tribe with R1b, all of the woggy haplogroups [E,G,J,T] are shared with MENAs, N is shared with Siberians, etc...)
Jased
09-13-2024, 06:54 AM
Indeed I'm , but I have doubts some say mine Is mena origin other Balkan I just put It on my profile for anyone curious.
Gallop
09-13-2024, 09:23 AM
A lot, imagine no more and no less than Ancient Egypt and Vascones, a unique and exclusive combination that you don't see every day, a luxury that you don't find every day in the bread line. Unique, exclusive and unattainable.
Jased
09-13-2024, 05:02 PM
A lot, imagine no more and no less than Ancient Egypt and Vascones, a unique and exclusive combination that you don't see every day, a luxury that you don't find every day in the bread line. Unique, exclusive and unattainable.
Que tan comun es que los andaluces tengas haplogroupos arabes como El J-M205?
Valenman
09-13-2024, 05:09 PM
Que tan comun es que los andaluces tengas haplogroupos arabes como El J-M205?
Tu haplogrupo es muy raro en Oriente medio
Donde es mas comun es En Grecia/Bulagria/Turquia Occindental+Algunas Zonas de Iran
Pero en todos casos es muy raro
En España es casi inexistente
Jased
09-13-2024, 05:11 PM
Tu haplogrupo es muy raro en Oriente medio
Donde es mas comun es En Grecia/Bulagria/Turquia Occindental+Algunas Zonas de Iran
Pero en todos casos es muy raro
En España es casi inexistente
Abri un thread sobre Al respeto.
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?388207-Question-how-J-M205-got-to-Spain
Rumata
09-13-2024, 05:16 PM
I don't mind them even though I have no idea what they are.
Jased
09-13-2024, 05:17 PM
I don't mind them even though I have no idea what they are.
That's the spirit :)
Feiichy
09-13-2024, 05:18 PM
My mtDNA is Germanic and it fits with my direct maternal ancestry.
Rumata
09-13-2024, 05:18 PM
That's the spirit :)
Thanks :)
I don't mind them even though I have no idea what they are.
It's been a decade since you and I joined TA but you still have no interest in finding out your DNA results. By the way, don't hold a grudge against me for calling you a bit black-assed, it's just a fucking funny term (in English) ;)
Jased
09-13-2024, 05:51 PM
My mtDNA is Germanic and it fits with my direct maternal ancestry.
That's pretty cool what's ur haplogroup?
Also look at this results 25% Askenazi.
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?388211-A-Mexican-mestizo-with-Ashkenazi-Jewish&p=8053532#post8053532
Beowulf
09-13-2024, 05:55 PM
Sure i am!
tk'es
09-13-2024, 06:13 PM
definitely (;
https://i.postimg.cc/8pJ1FpwJ/Untitled.png
Feiichy
09-13-2024, 06:20 PM
That's pretty cool what's ur haplogroup?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_H10e_(mtDNA)
Rumata
09-13-2024, 06:22 PM
It's been a decade since you and I joined TA but you still have no interest in finding out your DNA results. By the way, don't hold a grudge against me for calling you a bit black-assed, it's just a fucking funny term (in English) ;)
Indeed I'm rather "white-assed" if you didn't mean the hair colour. Anyway I don't even remember you calling me that. I don't find it funny though. I do remember you proposing me to sponsor my genetic testing though and that you stopped replying me the moment I agreed to make the testing for you money :D That was indeed a funny episode :D
Katarzyna
09-13-2024, 06:23 PM
Yes, love my woggy mtDNA HV4a2b. And if I was a guy my Y-DNA would be I2RRESISTIBLE
Indeed I'm rather "white-assed" if you didn't mean the hair colour. Anyway I don't even remember you calling me that. I don't find it funny though. I do remember you proposing me to sponsor my genetic testing though and that you stopped replying me the moment I agreed to make the testing for you money :D That was indeed a funny episode :D
And I don't recall having said that, to be honest. I actually once did send some money to another guy and he wasn't even that grateful to me. The black-assed thing was just a joke of course. Some people would misunderstand you and get offended.
Marmara
09-13-2024, 06:36 PM
I absolutely abhor being I1. Want to rip off Y chromosomes from every single cell of my body.
Dušan
09-13-2024, 06:36 PM
Yes, it is most common haplogroup in my ethnicity.
Rumata
09-13-2024, 06:42 PM
And I don't recall having said that, to be honest.
You did. Then I thought it could be your try to test if I were afraid to know the real percent of my Mongoloid genetics as you suspected it had to be higher than I knew from info about my ancestors.
Now, I'm not going to do testing by additional reasos too:
My most unpopular opinion is that results of genetic tests can't be trusted :)
True. So I add my own conspiracy theory :) :
I don't exclude that the genetic big data is build for possibly sinister purposes and also that at least some of results could be manipulated in a way.
I actually once did send some money to another guy and he wasn't even that grateful to me. The black-assed thing was just a joke of course. Some people would misunderstand you and get offended.
We never been friends to make jokes like this one. As for money, I wouldn't be grateful to you either as I didn't care about results and to get them was entirely your idea.
Now, I'm not going to do testing by additional reasos too:
Well, if you live in Russia, Genotek is the only possible option for you. It's a Russian company.
We never been friends to make jokes like this one. As for money, I wouldn't be grateful to you either as I didn't care about results and to get them was entirely your idea.
Okay, whatever, you won't hear much from me anyway.
Rumata
09-13-2024, 06:58 PM
Well, if you live in Russia, Genotek is the only possible option for you. It's a Russian company.
I'm still in Krasnodar.
Okay, whatever, you won't hear much from me anyway.
Хорошо.
Thracian
09-13-2024, 07:30 PM
Yeah.
I even knew it before take a test.
Synergy
09-13-2024, 07:38 PM
You know folks, my haplogroup is just fantastic. It’s the greatest haplogroup of all time, and I’m not just saying that because I have it. No, I’m saying it because I’ve got the best genes, the best DNA, the best everything. My haplogroup is a real winner, just like me. And you know, people tell me all the time, they say “Donald, you’re haplogroup is just amazing, it’s the best”.
Rumata
09-13-2024, 07:43 PM
You know folks, my haplogroup is just fantastic. It’s the greatest haplogroup of all time, and...
You never change your dope, do you?
Gallop
09-13-2024, 07:52 PM
Que tan comun es que los andaluces tengas haplogroupos arabes como El J-M205?
No sé, no conozco a ninguno, los árabes eran la élite, una minoría y con las expulsiones no sé si quedaría uno o dos, debe ser más bien excepcional.
EasternLusitanian
09-13-2024, 08:18 PM
Yes, i really like my haplogroup, its rarity makes it very interesting to me.
Forgot to add my maternal haplo, which i also really like because its located ina afew places in iberia and one of them is exactly where my mothers side comes from
Fabricius
09-13-2024, 08:48 PM
Yes, love my woggy mtDNA HV4a2b. And if I was a guy my Y-DNA would be I2RRESISTIBLE
Thank Heaven you don't have Y-DNA, beautiful woman!
In addition, we believe that your father also contributed to you being hot.
With all due respect.
ShieldWolf
09-13-2024, 09:36 PM
Yes. While R-L21, being the Irish haplogroup, would be cool to have, I'm happy to have I, which is the only haplogroup that is purely European. (Many Pajeets have R1a, there's an African tribe with R1b, all of the woggy haplogroups [E,G,J,T] are shared with MENAs, N is shared with Siberians, etc...)
You should revisit your results. Haplogroup I is pretty broad and your profile indicates you've been drinking. :D
E-V13 > R1B-Z103 > J-L283 >
Vessna
09-14-2024, 05:24 AM
I have a maternal haplogroup that’s quite widespread in Europe. I share it with two other forum members. Men in my family are R1a and I2.
Mopi The Dire Wolf
09-14-2024, 05:28 AM
Yes I'm happy with my Steppe haplogroups
R1b the ubiquitous one for western European men
H6a1b is fairly uncommon in Western Europe
Vessna
09-14-2024, 05:32 AM
Yes I'm happy with my Steppe haplogroups
R1b the ubiquitous one for western European men
H6a1b is fairly uncommon in Western Europe
H6a1b: found in Bell Beaker England and Czechia, in MBA Scotland and in Iron Age Tian Shan.
Is your mom’s side British?
Mopi The Dire Wolf
09-14-2024, 05:36 AM
H6a1b: found in Bell Beaker England and Czechia, in MBA Scotland and in Iron Age Tian Shan.
Is your mom’s side British?
yes she's British, predominantly Irish by ancestry
my maternal grandmother's family originally come from the very North of England though by the border with Scotland
Ellethwyn
09-14-2024, 05:44 AM
I'm happy with mine. My maternal haplogroup H5a1 :) I'm glad I had my father do 23andme back in 2011. His is E-M78.
Mopi The Dire Wolf
09-14-2024, 05:48 AM
I'm happy with mine. My maternal haplogroup H5a1 :) I'm glad I had my father do 23andme back in 2011. His is E-M78.
E-M78 is from your Andalusian father ?
Ellethwyn
09-14-2024, 05:51 AM
E-M78 is from your Andalusian father ?
Yes :)
I suspect that my U4d2 haplogroup is Slavic.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/330732540_Mitochondrial_ancestry_of_medieval_indiv iduals_carelessly_interred_in_a_multiple_burial_fr om_southeastern_Romania#pf4
U4d2: found in central Europe and the northern Siberia (Nganasan) / found in Bell Beaker Germany and in Bronze Age Poland
hazmatnik
09-14-2024, 07:24 AM
I suspect that my U4d2 haplogroup is Slavic.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/330732540_Mitochondrial_ancestry_of_medieval_indiv iduals_carelessly_interred_in_a_multiple_burial_fr om_southeastern_Romania#pf4
U4d2: found in central Europe and the northern Siberia (Nganasan) / found in Bell Beaker Germany and in Bronze Age Poland
Maybe you suffer from something i call "grandma from Bosnia syndrome" among Kosovars. Out of cca 600 matches i contacted from there, more than 50% said they had grandma, or great grandma, or great great grandma from "Bosnia", when i asked them, where from Bosnia in 90% of cases it was actually Sandzak or Montenegro, very few with real Bosnian female ancestors :eek:
Maybe you suffer from something i call "grandma from Bosnia syndrome" among Kosovars. Out of cca 600 matches i contacted from there, more than 50% said they had grandma, or great grandma, or great great grandma from "Bosnia", when i asked them, where from Bosnia in 90% of cases it was actually Sandzak or Montenegro, very few with real Bosnian female ancestors :eek:
That’s very unlikely for me. I think it’s just one of those cases where you can have an atypical haplogroup because from an autosomal pov it’s just not possible. I did expect higher Slavic ancestry before I did genetic testing and once my results came back I was even more confused than before :p
Vessna
09-14-2024, 11:43 AM
That’s very unlikely for me. I think it’s just one of those cases where you can have an atypical haplogroup because from an autosomal pov it’s just not possible. I did expect higher Slavic ancestry before I did genetic testing and once my results came back I was even more confused than before :p
From what I understand, U4 is primarily Balto-Slavic.
hazmatnik
09-15-2024, 05:55 AM
That’s very unlikely for me. I think it’s just one of those cases where you can have an atypical haplogroup because from an autosomal pov it’s just not possible. I did expect higher Slavic ancestry before I did genetic testing and once my results came back I was even more confused than before :p
Where are you from Kosovo if you want to tell, if not, its fine? Some parts mixed more, some less.
EV13 helped create Vinca Cultre
Where are you from Kosovo if you want to tell, if not, its fine? Some parts mixed more, some less.
My paternal side traces back to this village: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novak,_Prizren
Not sure of my exact maternal side.
Varda
09-16-2024, 08:58 AM
My paternal side traces back to this village: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novak,_Prizren
Not sure of my exact maternal side.
One Serbian ethnologist in the first half 20th century wrote that Novak is Serbian village with only one Albanian Catholic family which arrived from Mirdita in Albania 15 years earlier. He recorded all families by surnames.
Novak is Serbian toponym. We have both name and surname Novak. Root is word 'nov' which means 'new.'
PaganPoet
09-16-2024, 09:06 AM
I am a identity whore to such a degree that I decided to become trans-Haplogroupual. I idendify as having another haplogroup and if 23andMe shows the old haplogroup I will fucking sue them.
One Serbian ethnologist in the first half 20th century wrote that Novak is Serbian village with only one Albanian Catholic family which arrived from Mirdita in Albania 15 years earlier. He recorded all families by surnames.
Novak is Serbian toponym. We have both name and surname Novak. Root is word 'nov' which means 'new.'
You just made that up right now. It’s actually one of 8 Albanian Catholic villages in the Prizren region. It’s not “one” family.
Petalpusher
09-16-2024, 03:51 PM
I have a maternal haplogroup that’s quite widespread in Europe. I share it with two other forum members.
Little did they know 6500 BC in Doggerland, their descendants would send each others virtual thumbs up through 6500km of fiber optics under the Atlantic Ocean.
hazmatnik
09-18-2024, 01:24 AM
One Serbian ethnologist in the first half 20th century wrote that Novak is Serbian village with only one Albanian Catholic family which arrived from Mirdita in Albania 15 years earlier. He recorded all families by surnames.
Novak is Serbian toponym. We have both name and surname Novak. Root is word 'nov' which means 'new.'
You just made that up right now. It’s actually one of 8 Albanian Catholic villages in the Prizren region. It’s not “one” family.
Varda and Ylla, you even have on Poreklo this map where Novacis are listed as one of Arbanasi catun who served Holy Archangels monastery, map is based on XII - XIV century censuses. I just feel sad it was burned in 2004. and maybe even by people who previously prayed in that very same monastery and served it for centuries :(:
https://i.postimg.cc/sfZVdb6W/manastirski-vlasi.png (https://postimg.cc/qg4f2DdB)
Author of this map is driver from Poreklo.
hazmatnik
09-18-2024, 01:42 AM
EV13 helped create Vinca Cultre
Pepa why you always jump in with some strange comment. :shrug: Even if we did what you imply does that make us better people?
Ellethwyn
10-29-2024, 09:02 AM
I'm a little concerned about mine. H5a1 has been linked to an increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease. My maternal grandmother died from Parkinson's, so since it runs in my family, I am trying to lead a healthy lifestyle by eating well, exercising: mostly walking and biking, avoiding pesticides, herbicides, and other chemicals, and taking vitamins D, C, and B12.
Altaylardan Tunaya
10-29-2024, 08:56 PM
^I would add zinc to your list.
Being r1b is my greatest achievement in life so far. ;)
Not jumping from joy being a generic H. 23&me says Marie Antoinette is my relative. :rolleyes:
Ketchup
11-11-2024, 06:20 AM
I guess? Apparently it's from the early Indus Valley inhabitants (paternal haplo).
the maternal one is Burmese/NE Indian related I'm pretty sure. I would have preferred a Tibetan/Himalayan mtdna
Erronkari
11-11-2024, 12:36 PM
I guess? Apparently it's from the early Indus Valley inhabitants (paternal haplo).
the maternal one is Burmese/NE Indian related I'm pretty sure. I would have preferred a Tibetan/Himalayan mtdna
Is you mtDNA common among turks❓️
Qemetiel
11-11-2024, 12:53 PM
Yeah.
My paternal haplotype is of kings and Che Gueverra and the guy from Survive the Jive has my maternal haplotype.
Ketchup
11-12-2024, 04:30 AM
Is you mtDNA common among turks❓️
I don't believe so.
sshh_cha7
02-15-2025, 05:08 PM
Yes, r-z2125 possibly from the lipka tatars
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