What's Your Y-DNA Haplogroup?

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Hello

My son is R1a Z 287 , mtDNA - v7a (mine mtDNA)
My father is R1b Z2103, mtDND - k1c1f (mine paternal grandmother mtDNA)

Sadly, havent tested my brother or my uncle yet

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G-L1266 -- North Caucasus and Georgia

My Y-Dna haplogroup is T-CTS8402.
My parents were born in two small country towns in La Mancha, where their families had lived apparently for many generations.
As I've read T is rare in Europe, around 1% of the total population, but on Spanish territory, it is found at higher rates in some parts of Iberia, and 10% in Malaga, Cadiz (cities probably founded by Phoenicians) & Ibiza where Phoenicians also settled at some point.
There is also the is is also the idea (from Geno 2.0) T spread from the Fertile Crescent with agriculture, spreading West into Europe & East & South; it is 5% in Lebanon, and it peaks in the Horn of Africa - 15% in Somalia, etc (founder effect).
I am curious to know what other members have this haplogroup and where they are from.

I1

Ottar,Dick, me, Ethel, Stears, Carlitos way, raedwald

A list of the biggest psychos on TA

R-Z2122 - The Iranic branch of the aryan R1a-Z93: Either Aryan or Scytho-Sarmatian

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Originally Posted by Fraisod

My Y-Dna haplogroup is T-CTS8402.
My parents were born in two small country towns in La Mancha, where their families had lived apparently for many generations.
As I've read T is rare in Europe, around 1% of the total population, but on Spanish territory, it is found at higher rates in some parts of Iberia, and 10% in Malaga, Cadiz (cities probably founded by Phoenicians) & Ibiza where Phoenicians also settled at some point.
There is also the is is also the idea (from Geno 2.0) T spread from the Fertile Crescent with agriculture, spreading West into Europe & East & South; it is 5% in Lebanon, and it peaks in the Horn of Africa - 15% in Somalia, etc (founder effect).
I am curious to know what other members have this haplogroup and where they are from.

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Cambian tu subclado por otro cercano o equivalente, pero parece que lleva en la península desde la edad de hierro (al menos):

https://i.imgur.com/tCJGWkc.png

https://i.imgur.com/BWjtWWR.png

https://i.imgur.com/1astujz.png

In the Yfull tree, people who have it are mostly from Europe, but your subclade is not there:

https://www.yfull.com/mtree/T2b/

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Originally Posted by gixajo

Cambian tu subclado por otro cercano o equivalente, pero parece que lleva en la península desde la edad de hierro (al menos):

https://i.imgur.com/tCJGWkc.png

https://i.imgur.com/BWjtWWR.png

https://i.imgur.com/1astujz.png

In the Yfull tree, people who have it are mostly from Europe, but your subclade is not there:

https://www.yfull.com/mtree/T2b/

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It's true - when I did the "Geno 2.0" test, they labelled my subclade with a different number: T-CTS 6280 -- mapped here as Broze-Age Macedonia/Bulgaria.
Thank you :)

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
https://sun9-38.userapi.com/impg/NYm...810&type=album
I want to make another dna test to see another results
Maybe 23andme can gives me an answer

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
[IMG]hum[/IMG]
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.

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Originally Posted by Polak

This is interesting, why do Jews get more SSA than Europeans?

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Because they mixed over time with Yemenite Jews who colonized Africa and later were partially colonized by Aksum.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himyarite_Kingdom

I'm R-FT62738.

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Originally Posted by PaleoEuropean

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

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:picard2:

Mine is E-Z21018 - a sub-group of the E1b1b subclade of E1b-M123

https://cache.eupedia.com/images/con...oup-E-M123.gif

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Originally Posted by Grand Admiral Thrawn

Mine is E-Z21018 - a sub-group of the E1b1b subclade of E1b-M123

https://cache.eupedia.com/images/con...oup-E-M123.gif

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Highly based.

https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-M92/

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Originally Posted by Longbowman

Highly based.

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Highly indeed.

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Originally Posted by Rokhan

I'm R-FT62738.

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My new haplogroup is R-FT190318.

R1b-z253 :

England : 10.7%

Cornwall England : 22.2 %

Devon : 9.7 %

Ireland : 12.8%

Scotland : 5.8%

Wales : 4.8%

Scandinavia : 18.9%

etc....

R1b (R-U152).

https://i.postimg.cc/vZFtTgZt/download.png

https://i.postimg.cc/0yYdwk6R/L233.png

https://i.postimg.cc/CKvvRhtM/115ucvbea7951.jpg

I-Niqqaz

R-L2

The one most common around the Alps.

N1c
(I wish)

R-Z31744. Formed in Belarus.

idk like I tried to guess it but alas I'm a female so I don't carry it. I guess I have to ask my half brother to actually do a DNA test....that will be awkward since I don't really talk to him. oh well I do wanna know finally

R1b-L21.

Soy irlandés.

A sub-clade of R-M269 > L21 > DF13 > Z251 that is most commonly found in Lancashire, N. Yorkshire, and Cumbria.

I am E1b1b ---> E-M81---> E-PF2546

So it seems that I am Sephardic Jewish lol

E-FT186965

Cursed I1 that will become extinct one day, scattered across Europe just like the pleb manwhore seed that it came from