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Good part of that R1b looks like is BY611>Z2705.
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Much more I2a than expected.
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It seems that the Serbian Torlaks are the same as our Torlaks, or somewhere on the level with the Northern half of North Macedonia.
Let's remind ourselves what Coon has said about the Serbs:
"The Serbs are darker in pigmentation than either the Slovenes or the Croatians; 45 per cent of eyes are pure brown (Martin #2-4), as against 20 per cent which are pure or nearly pure light. Over 55 per cent have black or dark brown hair, while light browns and blonds come to less than 10 per cent. The beards are, of course, often lighter than the head hair. The skin is brunet-white or light-brown in at least a third of the total. It is unlikely that the prevalence of brunet pigmentation among the Serbs came from a Slavic source, and as we shall presently see, the high incidence of dark eyes can hardly be called Dinaric. By elimination we must suppose that the Serbs, in their sojourn in northern Macedonia. accumulated a strong brunet tendency."
I guess much of I2 is from the I-Z17855 branch which is the dominant one in North Macedonia and Bulgaria, couple with high prevalence of E-V13 and R1b.
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Coon's reseach for Serbs is mostly based on Montenegrins. In Coon's time Montenegrins were Serbs, today most of them are not Serbs.
Again: what Coon have to do with y dna of southern Serbia?
Among Serbian Torlaks the strongest haplogroup is I2-PH908 as among all other Serbs.
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