View Poll Results: What is you y-DNA Haplogroup?

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  • I1

    66 9.34%
  • I2b

    6 0.85%
  • I2a1

    24 3.39%
  • I2a2

    27 3.82%
  • N1c1

    21 2.97%
  • R1a

    129 18.25%
  • R1b

    199 28.15%
  • G2a

    25 3.54%
  • E1b1b

    90 12.73%
  • J2

    51 7.21%
  • J1

    18 2.55%
  • T

    10 1.41%
  • Other (Please Specify)

    41 5.80%
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rocinante View Post
    You are 10000% for sure R1a-Z645, no return. What you are not for sure is Z93 or Z2125.
    But Z-645 is not more accurate than Z-93?

    Todo esto de los haplotipos lo conozco muy superficialmente. Pensaba que el Z-645 era una rama del Z-93 y no al revés.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Rocinante View Post
    You are 10000% for sure R1a-Z645, no return. What you are not for sure is Z93 or Z2125.
    Ok, I get it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kyp View Post
    I don't understand the last part with R1b. What do you mean?
    Everyone that has a raw data from MyHeritage, is positive for R1b-S47 (sorry, not S41), and R1a-Z2125, is a false positive SNP, is something a bit complicated to explain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gixajo View Post
    But Z-645 is not more accurate than Z-93?

    Todo esto de los haplotipos lo conozco muy superficialmente. Pensaba que el Z-645 era una rama del Z-93 y no al revés.
    Es al reves:



    Igual con el Z645 no haces mucho.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ethel View Post
    Seems to be downstream Z93 clade, which is Indo-Iranian
    I have no idea how it could end up in Iberia.

    Indo-iranian... wow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blemoir View Post
    Indo-iranian... wow
    It may be a false positive, but if you're truly Z93, I guess it could only have been brought by Indoeuropean groups, maybe visigoths (?)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ethel View Post
    It may be a false positive, but if you're truly Z93, I guess it could only have been brought by Indoeuropean groups, maybe visigoths (?)
    Yeah, Visigoths could make sense...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blemoir View Post
    This coming from Andalusia would make more sense?

    Anything genetic makes as much sense in Portugal as in Spain, although some are more likely to happen in Portugal, and others are not.

    Cantabria is the Spanish region where R1a is more frequent, and if it is supposed that the reconquest was carried out from north to south, the Andalusian area where my father's line is is just in a straight line.

    The Visigothic ancestry could be another explanation, or any Polish soldier from the napoleon army, or who knows, a Russian sailor in your case if your paternal side where from a coastal zone.

    In my case also I thought in the creation of settlements with people from central europe at the end of the 18th century near the city where my father was born.

    Or maybe a non-European origin, who knows.


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    R1a-Z93 in Europe only make sense with Scynthians, but seems to be that Z2124 is the european clade inside Z94 (this clade is the only non-euro clade in Z93). This is complex!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gixajo View Post
    Anything genetic makes as much sense in Portugal as in Spain, although some are more likely to happen in Portugal, and others are not.

    Cantabria is the Spanish region where R1a is more frequent, and if it is supposed that the reconquest was carried out from north to south, the Andalusian area where my father's line is is just in a straight line.

    The Visigothic ancestry could be another explanation, or any Polish soldier from the napoleon army, or who knows, a Russian sailor in your case if your paternal side where from a coastal zone.

    In my case also I thought in the creation of settlements with people from central europe at the end of the 18th century near the city where my father was born.

    Or maybe a non-European origin, who knows.
    It's a pity I have no idea where my iberian ancestors are from. The only european ancestor I know for a fact is my italian grandmother. Iberians are from the colonial era.

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