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And J2b was probably common among Illyrians/paleo-balkanic people as well
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Also i think that Illyrians probably carried a different cluster of I2a alongside E-V13, J2b and R1b and not I2a-din
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I personally think E was more Paleo-East-Balkan, likely Thracian and Dacian haplogroup. This is clearly shown by its highest concentration today in Bulgaria and FYROM (which were dominantly Thracian) and Kosovo and East Serbia (which were Illyro-Thracian contact zone).
J is a Caucasus/Turkish/Turan haplogroup. Either that or Greek.
Due to its concentration in the center of former Illyrian territory, I is the only logical choice for Illyrian haplogroup. If it were Slavic, it should be dominant in East and West Slavs as well, which it is not.
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"I think." "Probably." "This-that." Come on dude.
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What do you mean "come on dude"?
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Make less insecure, guarded statements.
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Why do you assume that they were insecure statements? Just because i used "I think that"?
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Because they're always guarded.
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What do you mean by "guarded"?
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Always "I think", "maybe", "probably" and so on, as if you want to guard it from criticism.
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