Guess Haplogroups Based on One's Look

**~~CordedWhelp~~** · 07-23-2015, 10:53 PM

This should be an interesting excercise.

Guess someone's haplogroups (keeping in mind of course this is all in good fun, but an educated guess, anyway) based on looks.

I'll start with me, I suppose.

rololzguess.jpg

**TheoTheGreat** · 07-23-2015, 11:03 PM

Just a wild guess im not really good with these sorts of things, im still learning but id say I1, im completely disregarding what your Y-DNA says. What about me?

**~~CordedWhelp~~** · 07-23-2015, 11:05 PM

Originally Posted by TheoTheGreat

Just a wild guess im not really good with these sorts of things, im still learning but id say I1, im completely disregarding what your Y-DNA says. What about me?

Lol...I suppose I forgot that I have my haplogroups listed on my profile. Ah well. Ty for the comment.

Actually, I might guess R1a for you?

**TheoTheGreat** · 07-23-2015, 11:08 PM

Originally Posted by Rololz teh Viking

Lol...I suppose I forgot that I have my haplogroups listed on my profile. Ah well. Ty for the comment.

Actually, I might guess R1a for you?

Hahaha yep im R1a1a* to be more specific, I would of never guessed R1a for you tho.

**Lawalye** · 07-23-2015, 11:09 PM

Originally Posted by Rololz teh Viking

This should be an interesting excercise.

Guess someone's haplogroups (keeping in mind of course this is all in good fun, but an educated guess, anyway) based on looks.

I'll start with me, I suppose.

rololzguess.jpg

R1A

**~~CordedWhelp~~** · 07-23-2015, 11:11 PM

Originally Posted by Lawalye

R1A

Correct, but are you cheating? Haha.

I Probably should have taken that data off my profile.

I think my mtdna is the more surprising of the two. R1a is common in the eastern half of Europe (with of course some occurrence in the west also)...but mama's mama?

**Lawalye** · 07-23-2015, 11:13 PM

Originally Posted by Rololz teh Viking

Correct, but are you cheating? Haha.

I Probably should have taken that data off my profile.

I think my mtdna is the more surprising of the two. R1a is common in the eastern half of Europe (with of course some occurrence in the west also)...but mama's mama?

That's funny, I didn't see that it was on your profile, but I may have seen it before and I would unconsciously have remembered it.