Are you happy with your haplogroups?

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Originally Posted by Mont

Nope, they all change over time, the only difference is the way of transmission (YDNA by father to son, mtDNA by mother to son, atDNA by both father and mother).

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Thats what i mean, y dna will remain as long as i have sons and they have sons etc. Same case with daughters (but i not so secretly dont want daughters)

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Originally Posted by Tongio

Jameslick is shit, it assigns all H mtDNA as H2a2, test with ftdna monopolisers is the only way i'm aware.

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I'm thinking about doing an analysis by myself to be honest. You are not the first one that I have seen that criticized JamesLick.

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Originally Posted by Mont

I'm thinking about doing an analysis by myself to be honest. You are not the first one that I have seen that criticized JamesLick.

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My relatives tested with ftdna and we know our mtdna( H3 branch) jameslick told me I was H2a2.

I have no idea which it is. Probably R1b. Doesn't matter to me, I don't need a genetic test to know who I am.

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Originally Posted by Onlyi2aIsEuropean

No, i fall under i-m423 but dont know further than that yet. The yseq animated migration map says i2 originated 20000BC in bosnia, quickly crossed the sea to north italy then moved north france to form i-m423 in 12100bc

https://phylogeographer.com/mygratio...2&clade=I-M423

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Thanks. It is very old

Everyone that belongs to I1,I2 haplogroup
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E9AWcK_X0AIM-rz.jpg:large

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Originally Posted by Tongio

My relatives tested with ftdna and we know our mtdna( H3 branch) jameslick told me I was H2a2.

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I see... did the YDNA haplogroup predictor of Morley work as expected by the way?

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Originally Posted by Mont

I see... did the YDNA haplogroup predictor of Morley work as expected by the way?

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Morley and yseq are good from what i saw, we tested both with genera, but they did not assing us the same branch of " J " for example that means It is not a standart result.Maybe genera just doesn't code many mtdna SNPs for men and they are the ones to blame, i thought of testing my mother with genera, as woman only have the mtdna they might read more SNPs.

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Originally Posted by Tongio

Morley and yseq are good from what i saw, we tested both with genera, but they did not assing us the same branch of " J " for example that means It is not a standart result.Maybe genera just doesn't code many mtdna SNPs for men and they are the ones to blame, i thought of testing my mother with genera, as woman only have the mtdna they might read more SNPs.

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Both YSEQ and Morley gave me the same haplogroup, J1-Z2215.

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Originally Posted by Onlyi2aIsEuropean

Thats what i mean, y dna will remain as long as i have sons and they have sons etc. Same case with daughters (but i not so secretly dont want daughters)

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Don't worry, you won't.