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    Default Is there some thing such as X chromosome haplogroups?

    We have Y-DNA mtDNA and autosomals.
    How about the X chromosome. Has it have been mapped into different and distinct haplogroups?
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    you look more scythian sarmatian than mixed blondes(they mixed with I)

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    I saw him. Looks like ancient Roman + South Slavic or Magyar
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    Basal R and Q are too old to be directly associated with any linguistic group.

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    Because the X chromosome does crossover and recombination like a normal chromosome. Y and mitochondrial DNA don't, they essentially maintain the same DNA makeup throughout reproduction.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JosephK View Post
    Because the X chromosome does crossover and recombination like a normal chromosome. Y and mitochondrial DNA don't, they essentially maintain the same DNA makeup throughout reproduction.
    Makes sense.
    Quote Originally Posted by Altaylı View Post
    you look more scythian sarmatian than mixed blondes(they mixed with I)

    you are true r1b
    Quote Originally Posted by Noff View Post
    I saw him. Looks like ancient Roman + South Slavic or Magyar
    Quote Originally Posted by Ford View Post
    Basal R and Q are too old to be directly associated with any linguistic group.

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