Are you happy with your haplogroups?

[arkas]

I thought i2a was native to europe, didnt know it had been in australia all that time too. Damn, i2a is tough

Haha I mean native to where my ancestors were from.

[Mont]

I dunno, sounds expensive. Id be more willing to find out my deep y dna with more yseq and maybe mtdna - personally i dont find autosomnal as cool as the dna lines my kids will carry going forward

Autosomal also goes forward.

[Hauber]

I am I2a2b (L-38), so I have a subclade of yours?

[Mont]

I am I2a2b (L-38), so I have a subclade of yours?

I don't know about the others, but mine you do not.

[Onlyi2aIsEuropean]

Autosomal also goes forward.

Sure but autosomnal varies and changes all the time whilst y-dna and mtdna remains no matter what

[Hauber]

I don't know about the others, but mine you do not.

I missclick to answer to Albanian Hunter, I know my Alphabet :'(

[chinshen]

Couldn't have asked for better ones.

[Mont]

Sure but autosomnal varies and changes all the time whilst y-dna and mtdna remains no matter what

Nope, they all change over time, the only difference is the way of transmission (YDNA by father to son, mtDNA by mother to son, atDNA by both father and mother).

[Tongio]

Jameslick is shit, it assigns all H mtDNA as H2a2, test with ftdna monopolisers is the only way i'm aware.

[Onlyi2aIsEuropean]

I missclick to answer to Albanian Hunter, I know my Alphabet :'(

No, i fall under i-m423 but dont know further than that yet. The yseq animated migration map says i2 originated 20000BC in bosnia, quickly crossed the sea to north italy then moved north france to form i-m423 in 12100bc

https://phylogeographer.com/mygratio...2&clade=I-M423