Cual es el país Hispanoamericano con mas negros puros?

[RMuller]

Ya veo, es que por parte de mi padre tengo sangre pueblid, y son de Michoacán (Menos su papá, que es de Guanajuato) y en Michoacán ahí se encontraba el imperio purépecha antes de la conquista

Puede ser que los purépechas actualmente sean como una combinación de pueblids y margids?

Purepechas are margid based on the map. The chichimecas from Guanajuato etc are pueblid.

[Erronkari]

So After Argentina,Uruguay,Mexico is your 3rd most relatives list in the America's? Do other Argentinians get Mexico in relatives list?



Your mt haplogroup -A2 isn't found in Argentina?

If I am not wrong I have more relativs in México than in Arg/Uru...
And an interesting number in Cuba too.
Even the bulk of them are in USA, Spain and France (especially southwest).
A2 exist here, yes, but B, C and D are quite more common.

[Marco94]

If I am not wrong I have more relativs in México than in Arg/Uru...
And an interesting number in Cuba too.
Even the bulk of them are in USA, Spain and France (especially southwest).
A2 exist here, yes, but B, C and D are quite more common.

I guess that's because far fewer Argentines get their DNA tested than Mexicans and Cubans (especially those who reside in the US).

Your mtDNA haplogroup is A2? Is it Amerindian?

[Erronkari]

I guess that's because far fewer Argentines get their DNA tested than Mexicans and Cubans (especially those who reside in the US).

Your mtDNA haplogroup is A2? Is it Amerindian?

Yes, and here most common are B, C and D.... (and in fourth place H), no A...
That sounds rare lol.

[Erronkari]

I guess that's because far fewer Argentines get their DNA tested than Mexicans and Cubans (especially those who reside in the US).

Your mtDNA haplogroup is A2? Is it Amerindian?

Or probably the problem is that being a quite low %, it would be difficult to detect the origin... don't you believe it?

[Marco94]

Or probably the problem is that being a quite low %, it would be difficult to detect the origin... don't you believe it?

It's possible! Perhaps some of your Spanish ancestors migrated to Argentina while their brothers/cousins to Cuba or Mexico. I wouldn't be surprised if I had relatives in the US, Brazil, Australia, NZ on my Italian, Swiss, Russian and Danish side, or in other Latin American countries on my Spanish side.

Yes, and here most common are B, C and D.... (and in fourth place H), no A...
That sounds rare lol.

Oh, I didn't know that! I think I'm H, since my matrillineal side comes directly from Switzerland, and I've read it's the most common Haplogroup in the country.

[Erronkari]

It's possible! Perhaps some of your Spanish ancestors migrated to Argentina while their brothers/cousins to Cuba or Mexico. I wouldn't be surprised if I had relatives in the US, Brazil, Australia, NZ on my Italian, Swiss, Russian and Danish side, or in other Latin American countries on my Spanish side.



Oh, I didn't know that! I think I'm H, since my matrillineal side comes directly from Switzerland, and I've read it's the most common Haplogroup in the country.

H or any other euro Mt haplo, exactly, as your maternal family is totally european.
But probably H, because it's the most common in West and Central Europe.

[Erronkari]

Marco ¿y si esa mezcla se hubiera dado en España de alguien de cualquiera de los países involucrados qué habría inmigrado para allá?
Sé que suena loco jaja, pero en realidad no estoy seguro de tener origen colonial por estos lados... quién sabe...

[Awebo]

If I am not wrong I have more relativs in México than in Arg/Uru...
And an interesting number in Cuba too.
Even the bulk of them are in USA, Spain and France (especially southwest).
A2 exist here, yes, but B, C and D are quite more common.

¡Sir Wog, hermano, ya eres mexicano!

[Marco94]

H or any other euro Mt haplo, exactly, as your maternal family is totally european.
But probably H, because it's the most common in West and Central Europe.

Yep, my matrilineal side (my mother's maternal grandmother) is 100% Swiss, so I'm pretty sure it's H since they were from an isolated valley in the highest area of Valais. I don't think they had another admixture apart from Swiss. I now want to know which subclade of H, but I have to wait until I take the test one day!!

Marco ¿y si esa mezcla se hubiera dado en España de alguien de cualquiera de los países involucrados qué habría inmigrado para allá?
Sé que suena loco jaja, pero en realidad no estoy seguro de tener origen colonial por estos lados... quién sabe...

Sería menos probable pero para nada imposible