E-BY7450

[Gallop]

Perhaps it is an entry through Central Asia and not the Middle East in the case of the Dutchman and me. The example of E-V22 mentioned in the article says that it is a mutation in Central Asia and that it maintains a distance of one step between several ethnic groups. On the map of Gedmatch I always keep a distance with everyone, I don't get the color red or in my country. What if it were an entry with the Indo-Europeans? perhaps the allocation of the past that relates E-V22 in Europe to Phoenicians and Jews is still too heavy.



Function B:

Use this function if you come from two different populations

This function allows you to remove some of your ancestors from your results.
For example, you are certain that your mother is from northwestern France, but you do not know where your father came from.
Your mother represents 50% of your DNA, so you indicate 50 in the box of the percentage to be removed, then you select the corresponding population "France NorthWest", then you validate.
The results will give the similarity of 50% of your remaining DNA.


With the normal function.

[Gallop]

This map would somehow refute the family legend about our paternal origin in a deserter of Napoleon's troops and would throw down the hypothesis of a Phoenician origin through a Spanish for the Dutch hypothesis perhaps because it weighs too much on the guidelines that were marked for E-V22 in the past when all this of genetics began saying that it had to be in Europe of the Phoenicians or the Jews, and perhaps it is neither one thing nor the other.

[Pine]

How many times do I have to explain this: autosomal DNA will not help here, so those k36 oracles are no good.

[Gallop]

I can take it as a clue since the historical era to which I refer is relatively modern to have left a hint or trail in the Ydna.

[Adamm]

That haplogroup ended up in Iberia probably through Phoenicians/Rome//Moors.

[Kamal900]

There aren't many options. You're either descended from a Sephardi, Arab, or a very early split. Most (if not all) of the European countries on there are Ashkenazim.

Wouldn't be odd considering that the Jews that stayed had been assimilated to the general Iberian populace.

[Pine]

I can take it as a clue since the historical era to which I refer is relatively modern to have left a hint or trail in the Ydna.

That's false.

[Gallop]

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[Gallop]

Wouldn't be odd considering that the Jews that stayed had been assimilated to the general Iberian populace.

You are late, you have no idea what is behind all this, keep reading books from the 50s, 60s,70s. Stop masturbating too.

[Kamal900]

You are late, you have no idea what is behind all this, keep reading books from the 50s, 60s,70s. Stop masturbating too.