Here is the wide map of all different haplogroups around the world
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...aplogroups.png
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Here is the wide map of all different haplogroups around the world
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...aplogroups.png
You may post the map of your country/homeland with haplogroups
Ebo1a is the most dominant here (over 80%).
I2a1b Dinaric.
R1a1a
In your wet dreams Anal Stallion you J Arab. xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Anatolian Stallion
http://s155239215.onlinehome.us/turk...rkishY_DNA.gif
http://i.imgur.com/GLL0M9y.png
Come closer Russo-mongrel and the wolf tastes warm blood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Бes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUmIkNhfrxY
The question was addressed to the Turks, not to the inhabitants of the Turkish Republic.
Pure-Turks from the Noble Steppes' Blood of the God Tengri are R-carriers. The remaining haplogroups are Kiros.
Okay you " 100% pure steppe warrior " with J haplogroup xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Anatolian Stallion
https://pics.onsizzle.com/hey-bro-iv...rs-3887350.png
Butthurt Anatolian Monkey chmipouts... :laugh:
http://i.imgur.com/7pUp2gh.png
Hey asshole, just read this. The posted chart is from this article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneti...Turkish_people
This monkey even hates his own people... :picard1:
My world is bloody Bes, do not let me dive into your world. You would leave the forum in tears.Quote:
Originally Posted by Бes
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Anatolian Stallion
Actually R1 is ex aequo with J2, but neither of them isQuote:
Originally Posted by Бes
turkik, so, anyway, doesn't matter from his point of view.
My favorite show ever!!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikula
They were amazing!
Samozřejmě, nevšimnou si ty ale, že jsou oni Čechoslováky and you don't like your south slavic brothers language, lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Rethel
btw, read this http://www.nto.pl/magazyn/reportaz/a...kowe,id,t.html
Haplogroups I and J are cousins according to some sources, I is Northern and J is Southern
haplogroup I1
http://cdn.eupedia.com/images/content/Haplogroup_I1.gif
haplogroup I2
http://cdn.eupedia.com/images/conten...ogroup_I2a.gif
haplogroup J1
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-TrWEs8ZJ8r...logroup-J1.gif
haplogroup J2
http://cdn.eupedia.com/images/content/Haplogroup-J2.jpg
My ethnicities:
Italian, Iberian and French would be: R1b
Lebanse: J2
I read it, until this idiot wrote, that bracia stryjeczniQuote:
Originally Posted by vandaal
to bracia cioteczni in addition siostrzeńcy.... :picard2:
But I can't understand, why Czechesses would be offended
buy being chaste? Are they really all proud of being sluts? :scratch:
You have one ethnicity... :picard1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Annie999
J2b2 of course. The rest are just gypsies.
:picard1::picard2: https://s18.postimg.org/x502ctpdl/picard.pngQuote:
Originally Posted by Rethel
I'm proud of being a slut and you're not my brother anymore! :action-smiley-043:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rethel
I2a
H1
R1b
Palaeolithic DNAQuote:
Originally Posted by Root
I – Italy, Grotta Paglicci, Gravettian, 34,580-31,2010 BP
IJK – Czech Republic, Pavlov, Gravettian, 31,110-29,410 BP
I – Germany, Hohle Fels, Magdalenian, 16,000-14,260 BP
HIJK – Belgium, Troisičme caverne (Goyet), Magdalenian, 15,230-14,780 BP
I – Germany, Burkhardtshöhle, Magdalenian, 15,080-14,150 BP
I2 – Switzerland, Grotte du Bichon, Azalian, 13,770-13,560 BP
I – France, Rochedane (Villars-sous-Dampjoux), Epipaleolithic, 13,090-12,830 BP
Mesolithic DNA
I2a1b – Luxembourg, Loschbour, Heffingen, 6210-5990 BCE (7205±50 BP, OxA-7738)
I2c2 – Sweden, Motala [2], 5898-5531 BC
I2a1b* – Sweden, Motala [3], 5898-5531 BC
I2a1* – Sweden, Motala [6], 5898-5531 BC
I2a1a1a* – Sweden, Motala [9], 5898-5531 BC
I2a1b – Sweden, Motala [12], 5898-5531 BC
I – France, Les Fontinettes, Cuiry-lčs-Chaudardes, 8,360-8,050 BP
I – France, Le Vieux Tordoir, Berry-au-Bac, 7,320-7,170 BP
I2a1 – Sweden, Ajvide [Ajv 58], Pitted Ware, 2800-2000 BC
Neolithic DNA
I2a – Hungary, Tiszaszölös-Domaha´za [KO 1 / I1507], Körös, 5781-5715 BC
I – Hungary, Lánycsók, Csata-alja [M6-116.1], Starčevo
I2a1 – Croatia, Vinkovci Jugobanka [VINJ 4], Starčevo
I2a1b1 – Spain, Els Trocs [I0412 / Troc 5], 5310-5206 BC
I1 – Hungary, Balatonszemes-Bagódomb [BAB 5], LBKT
I2a – Hungary, Apc-Berekalja I [I1495/NE 7], Lengyel, 4490-4360 BC
I – Germany, Esperstedt [I0807 / ESP 30], Baalberge, 3970-3710 BC (5061±62 BP)
I2a2a1b2 – Spain, La Mina [I0406 / Mina 4], Megalithic, 3900-3600 BC
I2a1b1a – Germany, Esperstedt [I0172/ESP 24], Salzmünde/Bernburg, 3360-3086 BC
I2a1b1a – Germany, Esperstedt [I0172/ESP 24], Midde Neolithic, 3360-3086 BC
I2a1 – France, Treilles, Aveyron [577], Treilles, 3000 BC
I2a1 – France, Treilles, Aveyron [596], Treilles, 3000 BC
I2a1 – France, Dolmen of La Pierre Fritte, Villeneuve-sur-Yonne [LPF 27], Megalith, 2750-2725 BC
I2a1 – France, Dolmen of La Pierre Fritte, Villeneuve-sur-Yonne [LPF 36], Megalith, 2750-2725 BC
Why?Quote:
Originally Posted by Magnolia
Do you agree with an author and if so, in that case are you a part of majority? :scratch:
Your world is eating your goat's dingleberries somewhere in Germany, so go back to doing that and make sure to tell me how the Turkic sperm tastes on your mother's lips Turkic wannabe trash. Literally you right nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Anatolian Stallion
http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/70/70201...87de96be98.jpg
R1b for the Dutch.
R1b I think
l1.
J2
R1b.
E-V13
Among Assyrians, J1.
T and R1b come close.
R1b.
Assyrian Y-DNA, mostly Chaldean Catholic and ACOE Assyrians though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelati
N=179
23.5% R1b
19.0% J1
13.4% T
13.4% J2
11.2% E1b1b1
8.9% G
2.8% R2a
2.8% Q1b
2.2% R1a
1.1% F
0.6% L
0.6% I
0.6% Q1a
One of my ancestors was a Turk living in Venice during renaissance time.. I have no idea if he was semitic or not..