R-M198. :confused:
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R-M198. :confused:
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Originally Posted by Grab the Gauge
E-V13 Balkan according to local genetic testing company (they use similar method to 23andme), E-M35.1 according to FTDna (havent done further y dna testing in that company)
I have finally found out my Y-haplogroup and it is R-198! So now I am officially an Aryan :victory0:
But what I know is only the most basic information, i.e. 12 markers. Is there a way to predict a further subclade, at least Z280 or Z93? I doubt I'm Z93, but still.
You're a R1ethelite!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Thank God he's not around any longer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Martnen
He was hilariousQuote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Congrats! :thumb001:Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Check this: https://ytree.morleydna.com/
My DNA is T-M70
Well, I have only 12 markers. I don't know how to enter the data there if it's compatible at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mingle
Then it may not be doable. Try asking Kelmendesi maybe? He might know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
I will. But what does this predictor tell you? Let's compareQuote:
Originally Posted by Mingle
http://members.bex.net/jtcullen515/haplotest.htm
You and Thanas Django both.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nabatea1
I didn't take FTDNA. Does that work for people that took 23andMe? I have no idea how to input data there or even know what they're asking :lol: None of the stuff there look remotely familiar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
I guess you need to open your raw data file and enter the particular markers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mingle
Mine is: R-M405 (also known as R1b1b2a1a1).
You're a R1ethelite!Quote:
Originally Posted by Armenian Bishop
I'm a R1b.
Or as I call it, "rib"...So I can conveniently remember it.
Assyrians are R1b? I thought they were J2 or G2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelati
A few of us are. It turned out that I was one too. It's only in small percentage though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Martnen
In Armenia it is actually not uncommon. 10-15% if I remember correctly. Though we aR1ans are rare there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Martnen
Do you have any info on I1 in the area?Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
I don't have it at hand, but be sure I1 is close to non-existent in the Caucasus and Middle East. Even in Belarus and Russia less than 10% of men are I1.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Martnen
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Originally Posted by Leto
My condolences to them.
You've got some Viking blood, boy. The Finns are mixed with Scandinavians, hence in parts of Finland the frequency of I1 reaches 30-40%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Martnen
Scandos used to be cool...now they're all refugee-loving cucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Here you can see the haplogroups of Iraq
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post5049504
Wait, so Leto, you're telling me WE WUZ VIKANGZ N SHEEIT?Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Yep, my nibba. Multiculti VikangzQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Martnen
https://carolinebinch.files.wordpres...kvikingsml.jpg
R1b is the most common Armenian Haplogroup, but in my case the R1b Haplogroup is from my paternal Swiss Grandfather. Armenia has one of the more diverse Haplogroup Piecharts, as is typically the case with West Asia, the Caucasus Mountains, and Central Asia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Martnen
Actually, the percentage of R1b Haplogroup is between 25% and 28% when testing Armenians (much higher than what was suggested). It's a far more ancient R1b Haplogroup than what we see in Europe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
"Armenian men's most common Y-DNA (paternal) haplogroup is R1b, found in about 28 percent of those studied. J2 is the next most common at a frequency of 22 percent. Other haplogroups found among them, in descending order of frequencies, include G (11%), J1 (11%), R1a (8%), T (6%), E (5%), I (4%), L (4%), N (2%), and others (1%)."
http://www.khazaria.com/genetics/armenians.html
30% at max in Western Finland. I doubt it has much to do with Scandinavian mix. Probably a pre-Kurgan population in both placesQuote:
Originally Posted by Leto
You should join the R1a project on FTDNA and ask the project administrator.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
As Belarusian you are most likely Z280.
Personally, I am waiting for my Z280 results, I have ordered the SNP pack two weeks ago.
AR1MENIANS!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Armenian Bishop
Yeah, most likely Z280.Quote:
Originally Posted by Art23
What are your autosomal results?
On MyHeritage, I am 60% East European, 30% Balkan and some small %.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
I dont know why I voted “other” on this. Im R1b if I had a Y gene that is.
The Balkan is part of the East European category there. It's an unstable component. My mother is 20% Balkan, my father is 0% and I'm 0% as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Art23
2 basal and neolithic to matter. Could be proto palesgian