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  1. Fatherland

    New map of Slavic Y-DNA

    Not likely at all. In Italy the A3 clade is less than 0.2%. Germany less than 0.6%, so Goths or Bastarnae theory is clearly impossible no matter how we twist and turn it. Therefore it was not from Goths, but only Slavs. Romanian church-script was Slavic before they switched to a Latinized...
  2. Fatherland

    New map of Slavic Y-DNA

    23andme's admixture features, such as East European admixture is terrible. Admixtures on 23andme only go back for 300 years max, so every Balkanite, even if high Slavic or high Med, gets high Balkan just due to living in the Balkans and mixing with adjacent people. So don't base it off any...
  3. Fatherland

    Nikola Tesla was not I2a but R1a

    Sounds like coping, projecting and wishful thinking.
  4. Fatherland

    New map of Slavic Y-DNA

    You need to explain why Dalmatian Croat males, where I2a1b-CTS10228 peaks at, were 165cm tall in the 1880s, shorter than many other populations(including Albanian Ghegs who stood 171cm in the late 1800s) of that time:
  5. Fatherland

    If you are taller than 183 cm (6 feet), then what is your Y-DNA haplogroup ?

    Croat males were something like 165cm back in 1880, iirc from that study they increased in height more than even the Dutch till today. It's alot to do with environment, conditions and diet.
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    If you are taller than 183 cm (6 feet), then what is your Y-DNA haplogroup ?

    I must say that you would take into consideration that most of Europeans are R1a and R1b(as are most users in here), so they will have a greater amount of tall people, though perhaps not percentagewise.
  7. Fatherland

    New map of Slavic Y-DNA

    I gotta hand my respects to Laberia for this... His persistence is unmatched... Like the one of an immovable object against the masses of Serbo-Greko trol-ls....
  8. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    I got a Norman waifu, they are the best.
  9. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    Truth spoken here.
  10. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    We are the same through patrilineal descent, just mixed with different plotting females through time, but the yDNA survived. Ghegs plot north-west of Tosks. Tosks are more often in the North Greek/Thessalian cluster but mostly north & west of it.
  11. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    Tosks plot south of Ghegs, so you are wrong. Pure Ghegs have a unique cluster, Fustan who is that plots north-west like hell. I am somewhat mixed with Tosks, but still mostly Gheg, therefore more Southern plotting than him.
  12. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    90-95% of Ghegs have direct paternal descent to Illyrians.
  13. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    Ancient samples of R1b, EV13 & J2b2
  14. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    +1 If these people actually read our posts, they will find us being very good, honest and fair members.
  15. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    I am mtdna H myself. mtDNA H is found everywhere in Europe in high percentages nowadays. You are speaking irrelevant business here.
  16. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    Dibran is fine in my list.... I strongly prefer R1a against I2a1b-CTS10228 anyday!
  17. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    You did not read my big post in page 2, this shows you are not taking it seriously and willing to ignore pure facts. North Greeks are mixed with Albanian-Arvanite(Illyrian), Aromanian(Romanized-Illyrian) & Bulgarian-Thracian. Also, some of the north Greek regions were colonized by Illyrians in...
  18. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    How is it unrealistic, when 90-95% Ghegs carry yDNA specific to the Ancient samples found in Illyrian areas?
  19. Fatherland

    Turks and Greeks are same

    You could possibly get Ashkenazi in 23andme, it's great for tracking Ashkenazi admixture. Plotting as a mix is not relevant anyway, it's unstable for measuring people of mixed descent. There is a reason the peer-reviewed geneticists never map unstable mixed-descent people in plotting maps.
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