Chinese Y-DNA haplogroups 200,000 samples

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Originally Posted by Luso

this comment made me spit out my coffee :fuckyou:

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xD

Chinese population supersize causes curious results in haplogroup numbers.

China has a tiny minority of haplogroup N but they're approx. 45 million. While in Russia they number some 13 million. N is Russia's 2nd haplogroup!
Finland has only 1.5 million. Even though it's the most common haplogroup in a country with little Y-DNA diversity.

There are like 25 million haplogroup D carriers in Japan, the only place with absolute and relative big numbers at the same time.
China, where hg D is residual, has 13.5 million just like that.

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Originally Posted by Peterski

https://i.imgur.com/WU9AJsD.jpg

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Why do 1 out of every 3,000 Chinese men have I1? Is it from White soldiers in the Boxer Rebellion or something?

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Originally Posted by Johnson Reed

Why do 1 out of every 3,000 Chinese men have I1? Is it from White soldiers in the Boxer Rebellion or something?

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Maybe it was the Rus men captured by the Mongolia.Of course, there has been a case of haplogroup detection error in China, where an individual belonging to haplogroup O1 was detected as haplogroup I1.

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Originally Posted by Monitor planet

Maybe it was the Rus men captured by the Mongolia.Of course, there has been a case of haplogroup detection error in China, where an individual belonging to haplogroup O1 was detected as haplogroup I1.

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Could maybe also be a Eurasian from Hong Kong or Macao.

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Originally Posted by Johnson Reed

Could maybe also be a Eurasian from Hong Kong or Macao.

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