What is your Y-DNA ethnicity

[tk'es]

[Nurzat]

Mediterranean by the poll, maybe Jewish irl, who knows: I don't know the subclade, it's J2a1b3 at higher level, J-Z467.

ethnically dad is Ukrainian (Northern Carpathian Ruthenian)

[Dušan]

Slavic

[black hole]

Wait. Aren't L, H, R2 supposed to be South Asian? These are not common among Mediterranean populations, and even absent.

[Opie]

Wait. Aren't L, H, R2 supposed to be South Asian? These are not common among Mediterranean populations, and even absent.

I agree it's better to take those out of the Mediterranean group except L.

[black hole]

I agree it's better to take those out of the Mediterranean group except L.

Even if L exists in Mediterranean, it would be extremely minor and super insignificant. I could not find any source of L presence in that region, except some groups like Lebanon Druze, Pontic Greeks, Armenians and Syrians. L is a very typical South Asian and Central Asian HG.
I would fix Mediterranean to: G, J2, J1, E1b, T, R1b-PF7562, R1b-Z2103, R1b-V88

[Grace O'Malley]

No R1b-PF7562 and R1b-Z2103 moved along the southern route from the steppes directly into southeast Europe, AFAIK.

Aren't all the R1b subclades from R1b-L51? Anyway I don't think R1b-L21 had a southern route.

[leachim_x]

My haplogroup is Celtic. R1b-L617 has been found in Gallic burials from Iron Age France.

Hey Pete. Do you know any detail about R-S14328? I don't understand haplogroups very well and can only find vague and unspecific information.

[Opie]

Even if L exists in Mediterranean, it would be extremely minor and super insignificant. I could not find any source of L presence in that region, except some groups like Lebanon Druze, Pontic Greeks, Armenians and Syrians. L is a very typical South Asian and Central Asian HG.
I would fix Mediterranean to: G, J2, J1, E1b, T, R1b-PF7562, R1b-Z2103, R1b-V88

In that case, you might as well remove T as well. It’s as minor as L.

[Opie]

Hey Pete. Do you know any detail about R-S14328? I don't understand haplogroups very well and can only find vague and unspecific information.

It’s Germanic.