Test with Geno 2.0

[barbastrejo]

Hi, sorry for my English.
I have done the test with Geno 2.0, and the result is R-L671 and H1A3.
I'm Italian from the North-East.
Someone can explain me the result?
Thank you

[Maleth]

welcome to the forum barbastrejo, here is a good read to become familiar. I cannot locate R-L671 on the phylogenetic tree but Im sure some one will explain as this is one of the most studied and popular haplogroup around the European continent. As you would see there are numerous subclades that can reveal different paths of migration through thousands of years.

http://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_R1b_Y-DNA.shtml

http://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_R1a_Y-DNA.shtml

[barbastrejo]

welcome to the forum barbastrejo, here is a good read to become familiar. I cannot locate R-L671 on the phylogenetic tree but Im sure some one will explain as this is one of the most studied and popular haplogroup around the European continent. As you would see there are numerous subclades that can reveal different paths of migration through thousands of years.



Thank you Maleth

[Sile]

Thank you Maleth

your marker is under investigation by Isogg



L671
R1b (Investigation) (http://isogg.org/tree/ISOGG_HapgrpR.html)


15576063 (http://ybrowse.isogg.org/cgi-bin/gb2/gbrowse/chrY/?name=chrY:15576063-15576063)
A->T



R1b1a1b1a1b2b3................. L671(15576063 A->T) FTDNA Subgrp ................... Hungarians


Your marker above

[barbastrejo]

your marker is under investigation by Isogg

R1b1a1b1a1b2b3................. L671(15576063 A->T) FTDNA Subgrp ................... Hungarians


Your marker above


Thank you Sile.
What means "marker under investigation"?
The origin of the haplogroup is unknown?
Can you insert the link of the things above?

[Sile]

Thank you Sile.
What means "marker under investigation"?
The origin of the haplogroup is unknown?
Can you insert the link of the things above?


since you tested with Natgeno2.......use the Free transfer option to send your data to Ftdna.................you will still keep your NAtgeno2 account open with your up to date haplogroup classifications, while your Ftdna account will show less accurate classifications, BUT ftdna have project groups you can join and these administrators for the project groups will help you answer your questions.