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LT (Z1) distribution map

More Z series clades: They are not on the commerical websites as of yet & I am not sure if they feel any need to make them availible to commercial companies since The Genetic Atlas is open source not Commercial (Z) mutations = Maroje Babic, Laboratory Genetic Research, Zagreb, Croatia

E1b1b1b2-M183 is the Berber marker & they are more than 50% of the population of NW Africa regardless of what they are culturally... An Arabic speaking E1b1b1b2-M183 is genetically a Beberid A Berber speaking G-M201 is genetically a Caucasid The Atlas Berbers are the least mixed, Southern...

Coastal North Africans also mixed with Europeans, that settled North Africa prior to Islamic era (Vandals, Greeks, Romans) & during (Slave variety, Ottoman Troops) The pure Berbers live in the inland Atlas range, which is mainly in Morroco-Algeria, their purity shows in their 80%+ frequency of...

Libya although big in land size is really the smallest nation in North Africa population wise so founder effect plays a major role when you keep in mind Libyans numbered under 1 Million in 1945! Looking at Y-DNA you can see some J2b, R1a1a, R1b1b2, I2, E1b1b1a2 V13 so even amongst the male...

All the R1-M173 Eurasids (majority of Europeans today) came from Asia. The ones that came from Anatolia mixed with native Near Easterners first so their Eurasid children looked more assimilated & later mixed with native R1-M173 Europids & other Neolithic farmers so they were more assimilated...

R1b & R1b1-P25 in Africa R1b, R1b1 were direct migrations from the Levant into Africa, most of European R1b is downstream R1b1b12-M269 specifically the much younger clade R1b1b2a1a-P310 which represents the Neo-Europid Eurasid lineage that dominates Western Europe today

mtDNA like everywhere else seems to be hard to classify...I accept theories that explain this as simply a males choice in replacing new female lineages (as coldhearted as it sounds) Look at the highest I_M170 frequencies in Europe (Dalmatia) also the highest H & V mtdna region the pairs match...

I-M170 is obviously the oldest Haplogroup in Europe -very old- I like this chart for classification of the lineages that branched of Paleolithic I-M170, they classify I2-438 as the Cro Magnons

North Sudanese except the Beja - J1 Beja & Darfurians - E1b1b1a-M78 South Sudanese - A A link on a good study on Sudan, with the detailed DNA results for each Sudanese ethnic group: Y-Chromosome Variation Among Sudanese: Restricted Gene Flow, Concordance With Language, Geography, and History

You could have got the test by now :cool-v:

R1b1b2-M269 people seem to be good at fathering the native females & making the native males disappear, I will use a recent example of an R1b1b2 influx (not as pure as the Neolithic R1b1b2 that entered Europe), but the Iberians that arrived to the New World were about 60% R1b & you will find a...

FTDNA tests in general are very expensive for what they offer, if you want to know your haplogroup; ie...E1b1b1a, E1b1b1b, J1 or J2 you should test with Family Builder for 59$ you get 17 markers, if you want to find out your specific subclade its best for you to get an SNP test with...

In order to sabotage DNA constructive research, the demoralizing term "garbage DNA" was invented, their are people out there who want to keep the lid on everything that empowers individuals :innocent:

Yes Phillips, but most commercial sites will forces you to buy the useless STRs first to milk you out of your $ Its okay to start with a well priced marker test (59$-79$) to see where you stand first, I was referring to the unnecessary 67marker & 91 marker commercial tests

Israeli Druze are a mix of various people, not necessary native Middle Easterners. They also carry E-V13 & various other lineages along with Hellenic based beliefs that glorify Alexander the Great, for 1000yrs mating amongst themsleves so founder effect at its best. IMO I-M170 was never in the...

Beautiful Map it shows Sardinia dark hair which is additional evidence that the modern Sardinians are the closest to the native Paleolithic I2 - Dinarid Europids

It depends what you consider Central Italy? To me Italy varies town to town, the division of South, Central & north is not Enough. I apologize I don't think admixture means beautiful, otherwise the South Bronx will be heaven on Earth :useless: Italy was a strong civilized region for a...

Exactly...I could care less about STR matches. The whole 67 marker myth is a marketing strategy by commercial companies that want you to spend more $ on nothing, the best you can do is invest your $ on finding your own micro subclade, you can't go wrong with SNPs :good_job:

Best logical map so far, Someone needs to send the map to the genographic project, they still insist that R1b was in Europe way back then :thinking: