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I'm here if you need me broQuote:
Originally Posted by Dick
r1b, from british isles to spain/france
I2 but honorary N1.
I2a2b, I found serveral match on 23andme with different surname, kind of funny
Kako da znam koja sam haplogrupa? Može negde da se ubaci raw dna pa ti kazu?Quote:
Originally Posted by Milenko
https://ytree.morleydna.com/extractFromAutosomalQuote:
Originally Posted by Geni_kameni
Mislim da ovde mozes
Lol for real? Thats a god damn rare subclade, are u on Yfull? Would you bother to tell where you ancestor was from?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr_Maul
Paternal Y E-BY148067, maternal grandpa Y E-FT61303. Not so common but interesting branches.
My paternal HG estimate after YFULL update. Two Avar samples came under E-BY4573:
https://i.postimg.cc/Z5BZvs8V/4573.jpg
Y-Haplogroup: J-Z40772*
Mt-Haplogroup: H1-f2d1*
E-L515
R1a-Z284
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...242-Haplogroup
But i will retest in another company
I got banned by smurf on anthrogenica for something he saw its a problem, so i will post here.
My maternal subclade got new member from Napoli. And even with FTDNA matches counted we are pretty isolated.
https://i.postimg.cc/Zq1Lp76r/Untitled-2.jpg
It is very interesting because he aligns good with my maternal aunt autosomal matches but now question is how far away in the past autosomal services go, most likely much more than 500 years.
https://i.postimg.cc/RhmQbWsh/irena.jpg
R1b-L23
Most interesting map, how did you get it if a may askQuote:
Originally Posted by hazmatnik
R1B
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Originally Posted by Milenko
Collected every match from 23andme, MH, Ancestry and FTDNA who has family tree or who put places of origins of their ancestors. Wrote hundred of messages too.
I have maps for both my aunts and me. This is our combined map (keep in mind we share some matches). Gusinje and Tuzi are for some reason our very hotspot. There are new closer autosomal arrivals from those places almost every month.
https://i.postimg.cc/QdBB3L01/kombi.jpg
I'm working on my grandparents matches too. Pretty interesting crew for some of them.
What do you think of the E-V13 in Hungary ?Quote:
Originally Posted by hazmatnik
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer...8766286467&z=6
I2a2-->I-CTS1977
I am from central Greece-Thessaly
Not sure yet but im very interested, since three Avars belonged to my paternal HG E-Y20805 and lower branch E-BY4573.Quote:
Originally Posted by -{Floor}-
One option is that they lived somewhere in E Hungary/Carpathian basin and practiced cremation.
Origin of EV13 is still sort of obscure and i believe that different branches had different story.
E-Y142744
Hey, that’s the same as me.Quote:
Originally Posted by tk'es
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Originally Posted by Abti
my bro
Very nice groupQuote:
Originally Posted by Abti
Here is one of my exes who is also J2
https://ibb.co/dk7Rzg0
Apparently, and for the time being, I entered what we now call Spain through Girona in the year 400 of the Christian era, but these are the dates of the Visigothic invasion.
Gallop arriving in Spain.
https://i.postimg.cc/NMgD9Pq3/DNAYev22400ce.jpg
Meternal side grandpa J2 M319. paternal T1a2b
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Originally Posted by Katarzyna
Yo, Qatar zyna, here’s another future ex for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Voskos
Lol, a Serb who lives in the Anglosphere and an antisemite on top of that. You're enough of a joke yourself, no need to reply to that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dick
Anyway strong stockholm syndrome, IbrahI1movic.
I'm British, well Northern English, and I have a rare marker for England. It's R-S1491, probably less rare in continental Europeans then in the British or Irish populations. So I wonder how I got such a marker? It's derived from the subclade L2 which is further derived from the subclade U152 (which is mostly seen in continental Europe). It could be from one of the many migrations that occurred in this island, but alas I do not know which one :/
I can tell you. It's a continental Celtic marker from central Europe/Alpine region.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandon
Mine is E1b1b1b1 I think.
Here is the https://cladefinder.yseq.net/ prediction of it
Says E-L19 as closest fit but also E-M81 and E-PF2431. Next best prediction was E-M35.
I don't know much about haplogroups but basically E-M35 is the father clade of E-L19, and E-L19 is the father clade of E-M81. So I'm guessing E-PF2431 is the "son" clade of E-M81.
So my most specific haplo would be E-PF2431 I'm thinking. So basically just E-M81 yeah.
Attachment 125119
Hello and welcome to the forum!Quote:
Originally Posted by cmt160
The red color means that you got negative for that SNP and green the opposite i think the same applies to MorleyDNA
So you're probably negative for E-M81.
New arrivals in my maternal Y clade make things rather interesting
https://i.postimg.cc/R05vKPY7/Untitled.png
R1b - U106, more specifically R-Z304.
Most common in England, after that in `murica and in Germany. Guess it`s Proto - Anglo-Saxon (if that makes sense) in origin?
It it your paternal line that stems from Lower Saxony?Quote:
Originally Posted by PlattitüdenPaule
I know, it easily would make sense then. But nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milkaner
I am N-Y17696, as per a panel test I did on YSEQ.
Here is the current tree, it appears that my subclade is dominated by Poles. My paternal line is from Northeast Hungary.
https://i.imgur.com/1ZlJwo1.png
Yeah, it makes sense. Being a transracial English would also make sense for you instead of Finnic.Quote:
Originally Posted by PlattitüdenPaule