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You're not going to weaken me with disgusting comments, or get a reaction that resembles yours.
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*waves* My dad's a representative for those "R1's that hardly exists". He was just assigned R-M198 after testing 37 markers. But it's not an Eastern European branch, and he has very few hits and none are close. The ones he has is one Finnish and one Norwegian, but none is closer than a common ancestor at least 20 generations ago. That's it. On top if it, in the part of Nyland where dad's male side of the family is found, R1a is the least common haplogroup in the country. Everyone else is N1c or possibly I1. What are the odds? It's like winning the lottery - and getting a cubic meter of nothingness.
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He needs to buy R1a-M198 SNP Pack from FTDNA or from YSEQ (it should be cheaper at YSEQ).
M198 is very basic and it can be any branch, including Eastern European or even Indo-Iranian.
I'm pretty sure that you are R1 as well. You talk way too much for someone who is N1c or I1.
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Why do those haplogroups matter? Finns are kinda own unique mix anyway (and differ from each other as well) despite being closely related to Estonians. https://www.tiede.fi/artikkeli/jutut...n_uudet_juuret
Usually having western "maternal lines" and eastern "paternal lines" whatever this means...
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