Haplogroup Characteristics - R

How much E and Q is there? Surely must be a high number, E dominant in Africa Q in the Native people of north and south America. J must be pretty high too. And H is highest in India?
R is in highest frequency in Europe and North America right? But it's not as dominant as the O is in east Asia and it's a larger population too. So O has got to be the highest in number.
 
How much E and Q is there? Surely must be a high number, E dominant in Africa Q in the Native people of north and south America. J must be pretty high too. And H is highest in India?
R is in highest frequency in Europe and North America right? But it's not as dominant as the O is in east Asia and it's a larger population too. So O has got to be the highest in population.
 
How much E and Q is there? Surely must be a high number, E dominant in Africa Q in the Native people of north and south America. J must be pretty high too. And H is highest in India?
R is in highest frequency in Europe and North America right? But it's not as dominant as the O is in east Asia and it's a larger population too. So O has got to be the highest in population size.
 
R is also common in the Indian Subcontinent, which due to the population of the place gives it quite an addition.
 
Dinarid said:
R is also common in the Indian Subcontinent, which due to the population of the place gives it quite an addition.
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Mainly R1a among the Brahmins. The Druids and the Brahmins were cousins...or so it would appear. :)

http://www.indiadivine.org/celtic-v...nt&utm_campaign=The+Celtic+–+Vedic+Connection

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