R1a or R1b

[Lemic]

Haha. It’s what many Europeans have. They had an ancestor that carried the R1 haplogroup, and it eventually mutated and became R1b, and they in turn had more mutations, etc. A mutation occurs every few generations to one. R1b is a very basal haplogroup, and so is R1a. This is about R1b:

Major Subclades

• • R1b-M269: The dominant European branch responsible for most Western European lineages.
  • R1b-U106: Highly prevalent in Central and Northern Europe, strongly tied to Germanic ancestry.
  • R1b-P312: Widely dispersed in Western Europe, splitting into regional branches like L21 (Atlantic Celtic/Britain and Ireland), U152 (Alpine/Italy and France), and DF27 (Iberian).

Thank you for the information.
Now I can give an answer.

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

That’s R1b-V88. I remember some dude here coping and saying haplos are BS because “it’s found in Africa so it’s fake “.

You likely have E1b1a, or perhaps R1b.

I know either way it’s r.1b cos Chad is R1’s

 

[julioo27_]

Sadly, not an option. But I assume you’re Scandinavian.

I’m 100% Spanish and I carry it, believe it or not.

 

[Former Shortcel]

R1b obviously

 

[alladinbvs]

E-M81

 

[agustoz]

Why so early?

Fajr

 

[agustoz]

Why so early?

Fajr

 

[agustoz]

Why so early?

Fajr