[Inquiring Mind]

mtDNA
Haplogroup: T2, a subgroup of T

Age: less than 33,000 years

Region: Europe, Near East

Populations: Northern Europeans, Spanish

Highlight: The outlaw Jesse James carried mitochondrial DNA from haplogroup T2.; Agriculture

Y-Dna


Haplogroup: E1b1b1a, a subgroup of E1b1b

Age: 23,000 years

Region: Northern Africa, Southern Europe

Populations: Berbers, Iberians, Balkans

Highlight: Two different migrations brought E1b1b1a into Europe.

Ancestry Painting is still not available and should be completed within one day!!

[quotablepatella]

Yeah, you'll probably get your Ancestry Painting in around six hours. I think that's how long mine took.

[Satyr]

Originally Posted by Inquiring Mind

Y-DNA: E1b1b1a, a subgroup of E1b1b

Region: Northern Africa, Southern Europe

Populations: Berbers, Iberians, Balkans

Bye bye, Aryans.

Location: Austria
Ethnicity: Arya

[Inquiring Mind]

Originally Posted by Satyricon

Bye bye, Aryans.

it says balkans too and my paternal line is from the balkans...

[quotablepatella]

We share 73.79%, IM, so very distant. Slightly more than I share with Blank Slate.

[Inquiring Mind]

Global Similarity is available




Southern Europeans
Northern Europeans
Near Easterners
Central Asians
Northern Africans
Siberians
North Americans
South Americans
Eastern Asians
Oceanians
Eastern Africans
Southern Africans
Western Africans
Central Africans
Southern Europeans
Tell me more about these reference populations.

Humans first moved into southern Europe roughly 40,000 years ago, probably traveling from the Near East. For the first few thousand years after they arrived they shared the region with the Neanderthals, who were better adapted to the cooler climate. By 28,000 years ago, however, the Neanderthals had disappeared, possibly at the hands of the more culturally sophisticated humans. Unlike northern Europe, which became inhospitable during the bitterly cold and dry Ice Age, southern Europe provided at least a few areas, called refugia, where humans could survive. As the glaciers retreated about 15,000 years ago, groups of people began to grow in number and migrate north and east. The genomes of living Europeans reflect the rapid population expansions of that time.

We consider boundaries of southern Europe to include the Alps and Pyrenees to the north, the Mediterranean to the south, and the Black Sea to the east. The 23andMe database currently includes southern Europeans from the town of Bergamo in northern Italy, the Tuscany region of Italy, Sardinia, and the Basque region of the Pyrenees in southwestern France. Our database reflects some of the genetic diversity of southern Europe prior to the era of intercontinental travel that began roughly 500 years ago.

[Inquiring Mind]

Originally Posted by quotablepatella

We share 73.79%, IM, so very distant. Slightly more than I share with Blank Slate.

In my sharing list im closest to Homogenic.... i dont know who he is he invited me to share 73,88% with him

[Inquiring Mind]

The advanced view of global similarity is not available yet

[Alberta]

Originally Posted by Inquiring Mind

mtDNA
Haplogroup: T2, a subgroup of T

Age: less than 33,000 years

Region: Europe, Near East

Populations: Northern Europeans, Spanish

Highlight: The outlaw Jesse James carried mitochondrial DNA from haplogroup T2.; Agriculture

Y-Dna


Haplogroup: E1b1b1a, a subgroup of E1b1b

Age: 23,000 years

Region: Northern Africa, Southern Europe



Populations: Berbers, Iberians, Balkans

Highlight: Two different migrations brought E1b1b1a into Europe.

Ancestry Painting is still not available and should be completed within one day!!

Congarts, you did not get the sterotypical Gypsy mtDNA and Y-DNA. Your Y-DNA clearly shows you are paternally of Balkanid stock. Your mtDNA is interesting, however since it found in the Spanish and Northern Europeans. However it most likely of Middle Eastern origins, as I know an Iraqi Assyrian who have the same mtDNA as you T.

I don't think you will score high proto-Asian or true Asian admixture. Sometimes phenotype does not correlate with genotype. This especially since you score high with Southern Europeans and other Europeans.

[Inquiring Mind]

Originally Posted by Ainu

Congarts, you did not get the sterotypical Gypsy mtDNA and Y-DNA. Your Y-DNA clearly shows you are paternally of Balkanid stock. Your mtDNA is interesting, however since it found in the Spanish and Northern Europeans. However it most likely of Middle Eastern origins, as I know an Iraqi Assyrian who have the same mtDNA as you T.

I don't think you will score high proto-Asian or true Asian admixture. Sometimes phenotype does not correlate with genotype. This especially since you score high with Southern Europeans and other Europeans.

T2 says in the region describtion: Europe, Near East, i guess also its Near East..