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I believe the I2 haplogroup is Slavic..I1 is very Germanic, I think.
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Personally i think 24% I1 cannot be true. This is proto-germanic marker, Germans have 16% I1, so dalmatian serbs are closer to proto-germanics than germans? Bullshit.
https://www.eupedia.com/europe/europ...logroups.shtml
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Other thing is 4% N, this is the higest number in the region, so dalmatian serbs are the most finno-ugric population in Balkans and Central Europe? No way...
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Is there any under ''Croatian R1a'' branch ? You know one our little mate Pribislav claim is original Croat marker
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Serbs from Prijepolje are also 25% I1.
The I1 would have almost no effect autosomally; the I1 in Dalmatian serbs comes from like 2 people, founder of Macur clan and founder of Drobjnak, both from north-west Montenegro where many Dalmatian Serbs have clan origins from; any Germanic autosomal dna would of been bred out along time ago since it has such an extreme founder effect. I1 isn't proto germanic either; it's paleo European. R1b-U106 is proto germanic
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I believe N is higher in Bosnian Serbs; this is only a small sample so N would likely be lower percent with higher sample.
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