C-in-fl-usa
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- Location
- Tallahassee, Florida
- Ethnic group
- Caucasian - N. European (Scandinavian)
- Y-DNA haplogroup
- I1 ► M253 ► L338
- mtDNA haplogroup
- H52
When I first looked at the I1 chart on Eupedia, it has M253 (an excellent marker) at the top and as one looks down, it splits to DF29 (I1a) and Z131 with Z131 assigned Western Germanic (I1b).
The next level down are: M227, L22, Z58, and Z63.
* Keep in mind that my destination is L338 at the bottom.
Following the chart downward, I hit Z59 then Z60 with Z382 branching right. Now, following it down, is this an exact formula or absolute route where one is Z60 and must then be Z140 or can an individual have say both Z60 and a bit of Z382? As I said in my intro, I'm new to genetics. Not other sciences but I've never had the chance before to involve myself.
Anyway, it's in flow chart form like a business flow chart... but can there be deviations? In that I am thinking can a person be L338 (I1a3a1a1) and partially L1301 (I1a3a1b1)?
The next level down are: M227, L22, Z58, and Z63.
* Keep in mind that my destination is L338 at the bottom.
Following the chart downward, I hit Z59 then Z60 with Z382 branching right. Now, following it down, is this an exact formula or absolute route where one is Z60 and must then be Z140 or can an individual have say both Z60 and a bit of Z382? As I said in my intro, I'm new to genetics. Not other sciences but I've never had the chance before to involve myself.
Anyway, it's in flow chart form like a business flow chart... but can there be deviations? In that I am thinking can a person be L338 (I1a3a1a1) and partially L1301 (I1a3a1b1)?