What's Your Y-DNA Haplogroup?

C-6ha9D

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Originally Posted by Longbowman

Who hates a country just because it's different to theirs? Really, most xenophobes hate their immediate neighbours - England and France, England and Scotland, France and Germany, etc.

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punk ass Canadians and Maxicans

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Originally Posted by Beo242

I have a strange situation:
I did a DNA test and first they threw me not my kit with the name of another user
Then they threw me "my account" with the haplogroup R1a, and when I uploaded the data, I got r1b u106
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I want to make another dna test to see another results
Maybe 23andme can gives me an answer

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Try Morely

C-19

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Originally Posted by PaleoEuropean

Try Morely

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I'm thinking of something new dna test than using the old ones
When i will come to Germany i will use the whole DNA genealogy stuff which i could find(provided that the borders will be open after covid lockdown)

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Originally Posted by PaleoEuropean

Try Morely

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I'm thinking of something new dna test than using the old ones
When i will come to Germany i will use the whole DNA genealogy stuff which i could find(provided that the borders are open)

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Originally Posted by Beo242

I'm thinking of something new dna test than using the old ones
When i will come to Germany i will use the whole DNA genealogy stuff which i could find(provided that the borders are open)

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This is pretty accurate and free though, just as good as 23 imo.

https://ytree.morleydna.com

I had an error on morley, but nevgen helped me
https://sun9-37.userapi.com/impg/OyL...c3e&type=album
Idk, maybe they had a mistake in calculation of results

it's better to try morley with a new function of extracting Y-DNA from autosomal tests when i do another one

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Originally Posted by Polak

What are the origins of R1a strain (CTS3402) and U5a2c?

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Most likely pre-Slavic Uralid, found in Mesolithic Europe though.