Are you happy with your haplogroups?

[Mont]

I remember before this study there was already a J1 in the region among ancient steppe herders, i don't know where to find about it tho.

I see, I also have seen a study about J1 in portuguese, it said that they all had the jewish modal haplotype and lacked the arab modal haplotype.

Let me see if I can find it again.

[Mont]

I found this one, although I still need to go to the computer (I'm on cellphone right now) to see if it's truly the one I have read, for I can only open full version of studies on the computer.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/...7.2005.00161.x

[Tongio]

I found this one, although I still need to go to the computer (I'm on cellphone right now) to see if it's truly the one I have read, for I can only open full version of studies on the computer.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/...7.2005.00161.x

https://www.eupedia.com/forum/thread...lian-Y-DNA-J1b

[SilverKnight]

Absolutely disgusted, disappointed.

[Petalpusher]

J1, in my case, is semitic, that's also my point. And the neolithic european farmers were way more J2 (which is anatolian, their place of origin) than J1.

Your clade z2215 is too upstream/basal to tell if its specificaly semitic, the indo european clade is downstream of yours(that means that with further testing It might be your clade). Anatolian farmers y DNA was E1b and G .
ALL J y DNA are of caucasian Hunter gatherers/iranian farmer origin and both J1 and J2 ocurred amomg european farmers as a minority.

Neolithic farmers were not J or E, 1.5% each, the only E found was in the Balkan. They were mostly G and I2 out of 69 samples across all farmers cultures in Europe. :

Haplogroups----------------C1a---E1b----F---G2a---H2---I-----I1---I2a----J2---R1a---R1b---T
Neolithic Europe (n=69)----3-----1.5----6----61----3----3----1.5---16----1.5----0----1.5----3


I think some might confuse it with the frequency of mtDNA J, not the same thing.

[Leo Iscariot]

They’re alright. I’m still perplexed as to how I got my Y-DNA haplogroup, but I’m happy to be apart of the R1a1 master race lol.

[Longbowman]

Neolithic farmers were not J or E, 1.5% each, the only E found was in the Balkan. They were mostly G and I2 out of 69 samples across all farmers cultures in Europe. :

Haplogroups----------------C1a---E1b----F---G2a---H2---I-----I1---I2a----J2---R1a---R1b---T
Neolithic Europe (n=69)----3-----1.5----6----61----3----3----1.5---16----1.5----0----1.5----3


I think some might confuse it with the frequency of mtDNA J, not the same thing.

That's just the earliest wave tho.

[MCMXCV]

I’m very happy with my Y-chromosome haplogroup. Also with my mitochondrial whose subclade seems to be somewhat common in my country, but don’t know so much about it yet.

[Petalpusher]

That's just the earliest wave tho.

Thus the ENF Early Neolithic Farmers. Some countries can be modeled with just those and BA, which brought its own farmer-like Dzudzuana derived ancestry, some need other major inputs.

[CordedWhelp]

Kinda do wonder about my MtDNA...it seems to really appear in Europe during the early Bronze Age ...I think a Scythian burial in the Caucasus had it too..