Both have chinky y-dna. Rurik N1c1 and the Ukrainain mongol probs has R1a. Asian brotherhood. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rethel
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Both have chinky y-dna. Rurik N1c1 and the Ukrainain mongol probs has R1a. Asian brotherhood. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rethel
Yeah, I mean with my R1b-U152 it confirmed my paternal line, father to son, has been in in the N. Italy area for a few thousand years so that was pretty neat... as for my X2d mtDNA, it added a little mystery to the equation heh.
http://www.theapricity.com/forum/att...1&d=1473004884Quote:
Originally Posted by Бes
Haplogroups don't mean anything. You could have a black Grandmother and still get R1B haplogroup, doesn't mean you're white.
Haplogroups are much more interesting for examining the collective origins of populations. You're right that they're not very meaningful on an individual level.Quote:
Originally Posted by r0karoka
You should contemplate on this part deeper.Quote:
Originally Posted by r0karoka
In Soviets - maybe?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wanderer
If you are noone from nowhere, then yes...Quote:
You're right that they're not very meaningful on an individual level.
The very fact, that your son/grandson is your's means nothing to you?Quote:
Originally Posted by r0karoka
J & E master raceQuote:
Originally Posted by Бes
They are for long term population migration studies, not for autosomal studies. Much like an individuals autosomal DNA have little bearing when describing a population. If you have R1b, your father had it, and his father, and his father .. etc. back until the first person to have the specific branch of R1b you carry.Quote:
Originally Posted by r0karoka