What's Your Y-DNA Haplogroup?

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Originally Posted by Hevo

Nice subclade bro, how did your Y-haplogroup end up in Serbia?

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probably some dutch tourist

E-V13 master race

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Originally Posted by Guapo

I-M170+ I1-M253+ I1-DF29+ I1-Z63+ (Z63+, BY151+, L849+, S2078+ PR683-, V68-, Y6375-) Frankish/ West germanic subclade

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI-qBjJyJoc

Allow me to disagree with you ...

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Originally Posted by Lawalye

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI-qBjJyJoc

Allow me to disagree with you ...

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Disagree all you want. My I1 subclade is considered that by researchers. It is not the generic I1d found in Sweden like on your map.

J2a1h, superhuman master race

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Originally Posted by Jewpsy

J2a1h, superhuman master race

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this subclade is of Caucasus origin?

R1b-U106; probably reminiscent of Frisian/Anglo Saxon invasions.

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Originally Posted by Guapo

Disagree all you want. My I1 subclade is considered that by researchers. It is not the generic I1d found in Sweden like on your map.

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I can make the same scientific research in my garage...

Frankish kings and aristocrats had the R-U106 halogroup, the I1 haplogroup is very low where they settled while the R-U106 is surprisingly high ...

That would be meaningless if the franks were mostly I1 except if they are talking about the rhenish franks which have nothing in common with the salian franks (except that they were both a union of tribes).

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Originally Posted by Armstrong

R1b-U106; probably reminiscent of Frisian/Anglo Saxon invasions.

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Frisian and anglo-saxon invaders in the belgian Gaul? That never happened, batavians and franks yes.

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Originally Posted by Lawalye

I can make the same scientific research in my garage...

Frankish kings and aristocrats had the R-U106 halogroup, the I1 haplogroup is very low where they settled while the R-U106 is surprisingly high ...

That would be meaningless if the franks were mostly I1 except if they are talking about the rhenish franks which have nothing in common with the salian franks (except that they were both a union of tribes).

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I mean the Rhinish Franks. Next time don't be so obnoxious and arrogant and ask me. My Big Y matches are Germans from western Germany and one Dutchman.