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www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1872497318300206 Highlights •The genealogical pair method enables to efficiently estimate Y-STR mutation rates. •Y-SNP haplogroup differences in Y-STR mutation rates were observed. •Haplogroup specific Y-STR mutation rates are caused by allele...

It's pending now and being analyzed by the Z63 crew, admins of the Z58 and Z63 project at FTDNA. So far all living men have tested positive for either DF29 (about 98+%) or Z17954. You can't be positive for both and this is the first test ever for a living man in this category. This could...

The 23andMe site will report generic haplogroups but the data file has the YSNPs to get farther down the Y tree in most cases. Use the Morley tool or WeGene Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I chose some main branch lines according to the FTDNA SNP map. This is set by users so is subject to test area biases, etc. Z63 Combination Z58, Z60, Z140 as marked: L22

I noticed they changed my 3% Italian/Greek to "Europe South" and have that circle from SE France to the west edge of Turkey. They also merged the Ethnicity with the Genetic Community functions. Now the tab says "DNA Origins." The Iberian peninsula area also is drawn to include Sardinia and...

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-11307-9 Chiara Batini, Pille Hallast, Åshild J. Vågene, Daniel Zadik, Heidi A. Eriksen, Horolma Pamjav, Antti Sajantila, Jon H. Wetton & Mark A. Jobling Here's the most significant statement that I noticed:

If you are interested in more Y-DNA resolution, YSEQ has some products that help. The best and most expensive options for any YDNA data is a full sequence. New sequences advance the data available and then others can "follow the lead" to see if they match. This post is about SNP testing...

Based on perusing the results of other LivingDNA users, it appears that LivingDNA doesn't offer better Y haplogroup resolution than the newest version of 23andMe or Ancestry.com tests. 23andMe and Ancestry test 1691 Y positions. LivingDNA claims 20,000 but in an email to me they said the data...

Oldest known mother line ancestor was born in Oldenburg, Germany and married a man from Hanover after coming to America. So my boys will be I1-Z63 and J2a1a1b, both German groups.

What causes a huge chunk of chromosome 6 to be inherited from only one parent? I was doing one-to-one comparisons on GEDmatch and noticed that this is the only location where a significant "block" was inherited from one parent. It looks like the same locations. I got the "block" from my...

Ordered: May 6 Processed: May 8 Received Kit: May 10 Mailed Kit: May 11 Kit Received: May 15 Lab work begun: May 30 Anticipated results: Aug 16 Result received: July 26 (no email, I just checked the website every day) Raw data download gives me an error and could still be not fully ready. I'm...

The island of Gotland off the east coast of Sweden has a couple smaller islands on the western side, one of which is Stora Karlsö. The Stora Förvar cave is on that small western island. The Stora Förvar 11 sample was obtained in 1887. The age is 5550-5300 BC and the context of the culture...

Oldest male in the line was born in 1748 in Breague, Cornwall, England. This was his son, born in St. Ive, Cornwall. Patrilinear line obtained from living male in Canada, results: L21->DF13->Z253->FGC3222->possibly PF825 I posted this just in case the R1b people are nerdy enough to...

After hounding him for months to get an Ancestry test to find his family, here is my buddy who was adopted (results obtained yesterday): Hints: American, not "one" ethnicity, brown eyes, very dark brown hair that appears black, does not grow chest hair. Has been told by Native Americans that...

I1 and I2 branched about 27,500 years ago. From 27,500 ybp to 4600 ybp, the population containing I1 males was isolated or "bottle necked." This is known because all I1 have about 300 of the same mutation which is radically different than the other ydna hgs that I've read about. How is this...

https://www.wegene.com/en/ You can upload the Sorenson lab tests (23andMe or newer Ancestry.com). After 2-3 days processing they will give you an ethnicity estimate and haplogroups. The yDNA haplo prediction is correct but I don't think the mtDNA information from the Ancestry.com test is...

Credit to the GeneticGeneologist: http://www.geneticgenealogist.net/2016/01/how-to-get-ydna-haplogroup-from.html The Ancestry.com raw data file (which will be emailed to you after you log in and request it) contains 1691 lines of Y-DNA data. 1. Open the text file in Excel and edit it to...