Y dna of Serbs from Bačka

[Pribislav]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bačka

Sample 56

I2a-Din - 37.5% (PH908 25%)

R1b - 16.1%

R1a - 12.5%

I1 - 8.9%

N-P189.2 - 8.9%

E-V13 - 5.4%

J2a - 3.6%

J1 - 3.6%

J2b-M205 - 1.8%

I2-M223 - 1.8%


I - 48.2%
R - 28.6%
J - 9%
N - 8.9%
E - 5.4%


- Taken from "Serbian DNA project"

[Leto]

I wonder why N is relatively common. I thought in Europe it was almost absent except for Northeastern Europe. It exists in Turkey though.

[Pribislav]

I wonder why N is relatively common. I thought in Europe it was almost absent except for Northeastern Europe. It exists in Turkey though.

Among Serbs and other Yugos exist only N-P189.2 yfull.com/tree/N-P189.2/

[Pribislav]

Here is interesting high R1b for Serbian standards. "Western" branches are stronger than "eastarn."

[Ayetooey]

Here is interesting high R1b for Serbian standards. "Western" branches are stronger than "eastarn."

What is it mainly, u106?

[Ford]

I wonder why N is relatively common. I thought in Europe it was almost absent except for Northeastern Europe. It exists in Turkey though.

It's a clade only found in western balkans/former yugoslavia at a substantial level iirc. I think its highest frequency is even in Herzegovina and Dalmatia.

[Pribislav]

What is it mainly, u106?

On public tabele there is 8 R1b: 2 R1b>R-U106, 1 R1b>R-PF7562, 1 R1b>R-Z2705, 1 R1b>R-L51, 1 R1b>R-Z2103, 1 R1b>R-Z9.

[Ayetooey]

On public tabele there is 8 R1b: 2 R1b>R-U106, 1 R1b>R-PF7562, 1 R1b>R-Z2705, 1 R1b>R-L51, 1 R1b>R-Z2103, R1b>R-Z9.

It's small sample size so will probably go down with higher numbers; some u106 could come from Hungarians or Germans in Bačka who mixed with Serbs over the years since that subclade is more or less non existent in Serbs usually.

[Pribislav]

It's small sample size so will probably go down with higher numbers; some u106 could come from Hungarians or Germans in Bačka who mixed with Serbs over the years since that subclade is more or less non existent in Serbs usually.

Yea, sample is too small. Vojvodinian Serbs are not so interested for genetic, unlike Dinaric ones.

Germans lived 250 years in Bačka. Hungarians were 22% in Serbian part of Bačka in 2002.

[Dick]

Yea, sample is too small. Vojvodinian Serbs are not so interested for genetic, unlike Dinaric ones.

Germans lived 250 years in Bačka. Hungarians were 22% in Serbian part of Bačka in 2002.

This guy from Belgrade is R-U106. his grandfather has German acenstry from Zabalj, South Backa District. surname is german too.