Are you happy with your haplogroups?

[Katarzyna]

This is my favourite thread on TA
What I like most about it is that somehow Poles are more diverse here than in statistics: Kostek is I2, Fistora I1, cass R1a, Peterski R1b and Roy E-V13. Means that TA Poles literally slay.

[Beowulf]

Why?

There's nothing to be proud about me

[Kowalski]

There's nothing to be proud about me

Same. To put some things that matters to you can make proud as long as their are great and morally good or at least close to neutral (sort of) for a start can be a good thing.

[happycow]

I find my haplogroups boring due to very limited information about them. But I’d also find having a very common haplogroups to be boring as well. 🤷*♀️

[Gannicus]

My Y haplogroup is interesting given my autosomal profile. My maternal haplogroup is typical of the British Isles though.

[Figaro]

Sure. R1a1 from Pomerania, and my mtdna that is rare (but nevertheless, probably another EEF lineage)

[Gannicus]

I find my haplogroups boring due to very limited information about them. But I’d also find having a very common haplogroups to be boring as well. ��*♀️

Are you J2a also Happycow?

[Bulkster]

Are you J2a also Happycow?

Nope. He's G2a in the same clade as Otzi man.

[happycow]

Are you J2a also Happycow?

No I am G2a. My particular clade appears to be very rare, however according to FTDNA it is a European subclade of G and likely of Roman origins.

[happycow]

Nope. He's G2a in the same clade as Otzi man.

I share both my paternal and maternal haplogroups with Otzi