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There is G and then there is the rest of you...people.
Im not an expert on DNA.
But Isnt I1 usually associated with Nordic ydna? More accurately Mesolithic Euro?
I recently read that R1b may be the dominant ydna in Germans but R1b was originally not IndoEuropean speakers.
And Germanic language was created by spread and borrowing of Celtic and Slavic.
Also how come some people say Nordic = Germanic?
Sometimes confusing between the language and the dna.
(its just questions to learn).
I1 itself probably arose in the Neolithic in Central Europe going by how the oldest I1 sample was from Neolithic Hungary and I1 hasn't been found in Mesolithic or Paleolithic Europe so far although it's ancestor was in Europe since the Paleolithic. The R1b which is found in modern Europeans is from Indo-Europeans and was originally found among them, the Yamna were dominantly R1b going by ancient samples. Germanic isn't the result of Slavic and Celtic mixing, the Germanic languages developed from their own branch of Indo-Europeans. People link Nordic with Germanics as Germanics arose in the Nordic Bronze Age culture I guess