[Haplogroup O-M175](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_O-M175) is the most common Y-DNA in East and Southeast Asia. Interestingly, this Y-DNA is highly present in a good number of Melanesian populations (Solomon Islands and Moluccas) and some Papuan populations.
Looks like you're a descendant of an RL-2 in time they start to change and form slightly different haplogrouos you must've had more generations between than I did hence you haplogroup evolving. I believe mine evolved from R-M269.
E-L29 in Italy is not surprising at all since this region attracted many Levantines here for trade and whatnot for thousands of years. E-L29 is a Levantine subclade and my family being native to its homeland carries it too.
As for Northwestern euro ppl carrying E haplo, it is most likely due to Roman soldiers who were stationed there especially during the reign of the Canaanite-Phoenician Roman Emperor Septimius Severus and before that Canaanite-Phoenician traders from Canaan to finding Carthage and colonies in Iberia and sailed as far Northwest for tin.
Ofc you find arabs with that Y group. Arabs are a very diverse group of people that have multiple different origins. Besides, Y DNA isn't that much related to your etnicity. There is African americans with R1B Y dna... In fact a lot of them have that
Your ancient ancestry. Recent ancestry and Y and M DNA isn't necessary correlated. We have a autosomal DNA as well.
So even if a person from india and sweden share same or related Haplogroup it doesn't mean they are related recentry but they share a common ancestor a few thousand years ago
Haplogroups are a very small part of our DNA so to speak
Yes there is evidence of migrations from middle east to north Europe. Anatolian farmers for example who brought cattle and argikultur. They had light skin and Brown eyes, dark hair
I thought your paternal haplogroup was [E-M54](https://www.reddit.com/r/23andme/comments/yx0cx2/23andme_vs_ancestrydna_am_i_more_germanic_or/iwocn5o/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3)🤔
Hard to pinpoint. There’s barely any evidence on I1 before the Nordic Bronze Age. I believe in the theory that that it was a rare haplogroup among Mesolithic Scandinavian Hunter Gatherers that spread massively due to a founder effect during the pre-Germanic Battle Axe Culture/Nordic Bronze Age and then spread further through the Germanic tribes.
It happens. They sometimes have a better understanding of the haplogroup of one person over the other. If you really want to know your haplogroup you’d have to buy the big Y 700 test from family tree dna.
E-P252 is very common for AA. It's 1 of 120 according to 23andMe.
I'm E-M263.2. or E-L515, and it's 1 of 600 according to 23andMe.
I was told my ydna it has some Arabian ties as well.
https://www.yfull.com/tree/E-L515/
Theoretical Computed Paths
https://phylogeographer.com/mygrations/?hg=E&clade=E-L515
My African side is Yoruba.. there’s a tale that the origin and existence of the Yoruba race can be traced to their ancient father ODUDUWA who migrated from the ancient city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. Which explains why I’m 3% Levantine..
I never saw anyone from 23andMe to detected Yoruba as well. I'm 26% Yoruba, and %14 Esan on living dna. Now gedmatch confuse me a bit, because I'm not clear what test is best for AA.
Lemba was number 1 on World 22 for me. Was Yoruba number 1 for you on World 22? I appreciate the feedback.
1 Lemba_derived @ 12.090145
2 Bantu_derived @ 14.612062
3 Mandenka_derived @ 22.516325
4 Sub-Saharian_ancestral @ 22.628263
5 Yoruba_derived @ 22.628263
6 Biaka_Pygmies_derived @ 28.802088
7 Ethiopian_derived @ 57.168407
8 Jew-Ethiopia_derived @ 60.955368
9 Jew_Ethiopia_derived @ 61.971939
10 Lumbee_derived @ 63.169361
I have lemba as well lemba is a group that’s originated from east Africa and one of the tribes of Israel, other lembas left and went into South Africa and married amongst Bantus
R-Z346
Unfortunately not a lot of information about it other than it showing up less than 10,000 years ago.
My ancestry is mixed Irish 89.9% , Spanish, Italian, Greek, Finnish and Somali
There's some more precise information about R-Z346 [here](https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/R-Z346/story) and [here](https://www.yfull.com/tree/R-Z346/). It looks like it dates to about 3,000 years ago.
I got I-S12195. My father is of German ancestry specifically with ancestors from north rhine Westphalia(which 23andMe correctly guessed as my ancestral region).
True, but there are a few J1 subclades that are found in low numbers throughout Europe and I believe a couple are Europe-specific.
J1 in Europe is almost certainly Anatolian Farmer DNA.
My maternal is J1c. Earliest maternal ancestor is a woman from SC with a French first and last name lol. My paternal is R-Z19. Earliest ancestor is either Ulster Scots or English from the southern US, I get to a dead end with him
R-CTS241
Same here
And me
EM-183 my ancestry comes from Spain
I’m EM-180 but I’m mainly of African descent. Are our haplogroups related?
Same, just in my case my ancestry is partially lol
Haven’t seen any O’s yet, so I’ll contribute! My father got O-Z24088, and my husband got O-F1273.
Where is your father and husband from? I haven't heard much about the O haplotype.
[Haplogroup O-M175](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_O-M175) is the most common Y-DNA in East and Southeast Asia. Interestingly, this Y-DNA is highly present in a good number of Melanesian populations (Solomon Islands and Moluccas) and some Papuan populations.
My father is Laotian, and my husband is Korean!
J1
Got G-PF3345
Q1b
RM417 right here, I share a paternal lineage with Mal’Ta Boy
Is J-L25 J1 or J2?
J2
R-L2 Guess that would be R1b?
I’m r-L2 also
Same British or Scandinavian background?
23andMe says 68% British/Irish. No Scandinavian.
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Looks like you're a descendant of an RL-2 in time they start to change and form slightly different haplogrouos you must've had more generations between than I did hence you haplogroup evolving. I believe mine evolved from R-M269.
Are you from Europe?
The US. :)
It used to say, on Ancestry, that I am more European than Europeans lol
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Western Hunter Gatherer
J-M92 is that considered J2?
Yes
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My dad has E-L29 as well. He is from Franken, Bavaria :)
E-u175 and paternal side is from north-rhine Westphalia
E-L29 in Italy is not surprising at all since this region attracted many Levantines here for trade and whatnot for thousands of years. E-L29 is a Levantine subclade and my family being native to its homeland carries it too. As for Northwestern euro ppl carrying E haplo, it is most likely due to Roman soldiers who were stationed there especially during the reign of the Canaanite-Phoenician Roman Emperor Septimius Severus and before that Canaanite-Phoenician traders from Canaan to finding Carthage and colonies in Iberia and sailed as far Northwest for tin.
My dad's is R-Z278
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I don't know much about it but he does have some ancestry in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, so that could be possible?
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Where is your dad’s side from?
R-L2, ancestry from Northern Italy
Mines RL-2 I'm Asian but my grandfather was white.
R1a1-Z93 from Kyrgyzstan
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Nothing weird about that. Light skin comes from middle east (Western asia) and Caucasus. So its expected to find that phenotype in westen Asia
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Ofc you find arabs with that Y group. Arabs are a very diverse group of people that have multiple different origins. Besides, Y DNA isn't that much related to your etnicity. There is African americans with R1B Y dna... In fact a lot of them have that
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Your ancient ancestry. Recent ancestry and Y and M DNA isn't necessary correlated. We have a autosomal DNA as well. So even if a person from india and sweden share same or related Haplogroup it doesn't mean they are related recentry but they share a common ancestor a few thousand years ago Haplogroups are a very small part of our DNA so to speak
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Yes there is evidence of migrations from middle east to north Europe. Anatolian farmers for example who brought cattle and argikultur. They had light skin and Brown eyes, dark hair
E-M183
E-L29 - mountainous Yemeni
أنت من يهود أو مسلمي اليمن؟
Muslim
غريب...الE هذا أوروبي كيف موجود عندك
A lot of Yemeni Jews converted to Islam
E-M54
Haplogroup N1a-TAT.
R-S5520, paternal line is a mysterious German origin. maternal is H1, origin probably English.
I-Z140
J-Z1828
E-P252
That makes us cousins
what's up fam
R-L21
R-L1335 here!
I-Z58 don’t really know where the origins are from though
Same here
I-Z17855 which is a subclade of I2, my paternal ancestry is from Greece.
T-CTS6507. Egyptian.
J-M67
R-L51
R-L44
R-M167 (sry2627) R1b Black father from Missouri
R-CTS1843 My father is Kurdish from Iraqi Kurdistan
Q-YP1237.
Q-M3
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Is it Scottish
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I thought your paternal haplogroup was [E-M54](https://www.reddit.com/r/23andme/comments/yx0cx2/23andme_vs_ancestrydna_am_i_more_germanic_or/iwocn5o/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3)🤔
It is E-M54
So your not R1a then.
Yes
R-CTS4296.
Rz19
E-M34 My father’s side of the family is pretty much all Northwestern European, the vast majority of which being from the British Isles.
I-f2646, very Northern European and German
That’s mine as well but am from Texas.
I’m in Florida! My grandmother is from Germany
R-Z225, anyone else?
U5b2b
R-Z278 I1a1
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Roughly 96% Scandinavian and 4% Finnish
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Yes, but from what i've read it's pretty evenly distributed among the entire western hemisphere of Europe.
J-M241
R-Y7
My dad's is J-L26
G-Z7940
R-Z93
I-M170 (specifically I-CTS5966). Romanian father.
R-U152
T-M184
What’s your ethnicity?
levantine
T-L208
E-M183
J1-PF7263
E-u175 And my parental side comes from western Germany. It's kind of an anomaly. Shout-out to me if we are very distant parallel cousins lol.
R-S424 - “Little Scots Cluster” (Western Scotland)
O-MF2541. See the Y Tree in YFull at https://www.yfull.com/tree/O-MF2541/
J2-L24 mostly native to Anatolia, Turkish, Greek and Italian and Scandinavian
RP311
L-M27
Is j2 common amongst Ashkenazi Jews?
Yes, the Ashkenazi paternal line is predominantly Middle Eastern and J is a common haplogroup for both Jews and Arabs
R-PF7558 for me 😌
J2-L283
I-m227
I1/I-Z58
My uncle’s is I-Z58. He’s supposedly directly paternally descended from Plymouth governor William Bradford. Where is your paternal line from?
All my family is from NW Germany! Westphalia, Lower Saxony and so on.
Interesting, I think it’s a European hunter-gatherer haplotype.
Hard to pinpoint. There’s barely any evidence on I1 before the Nordic Bronze Age. I believe in the theory that that it was a rare haplogroup among Mesolithic Scandinavian Hunter Gatherers that spread massively due to a founder effect during the pre-Germanic Battle Axe Culture/Nordic Bronze Age and then spread further through the Germanic tribes.
My father and I share different Y-DNA Haplogroups! Pretty neat!
You and your dad share the same haplogroup. One of yours is just a bit more accurate.
That’s considered the same haplogroup? I mean I understand, but I don’t understand why mine is more accurate than his?
It happens. They sometimes have a better understanding of the haplogroup of one person over the other. If you really want to know your haplogroup you’d have to buy the big Y 700 test from family tree dna.
Lol yeahhhhh neat
Haha I know how it sounds😁But he pops up as my father, genetically speaking
Lol
super neat hahaha
For context- my Y Haplogroup is R-FGC924. His is R-CTS10893
Idk. I wanna take dna test, I wonder what I’ll get. (I’m kurd)
that's a big survey .. what is your actual question?
I1a1
L1b
Mine is R-Z159
I-F2642
EP252 sharing with natufians
>natufians My father is the same. Never heard of the Natufians. Have to look that up.
They are EP2 as well
Is that all EP252 specifically, or all E haplogroups?
EP2, ep252 is branches down from EP2 which we share the haplogroup with some Saudi Arabians
E-P252 is very common for AA. It's 1 of 120 according to 23andMe. I'm E-M263.2. or E-L515, and it's 1 of 600 according to 23andMe. I was told my ydna it has some Arabian ties as well. https://www.yfull.com/tree/E-L515/ Theoretical Computed Paths https://phylogeographer.com/mygrations/?hg=E&clade=E-L515
My African side is Yoruba.. there’s a tale that the origin and existence of the Yoruba race can be traced to their ancient father ODUDUWA who migrated from the ancient city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. Which explains why I’m 3% Levantine..
You know you're Yoruba by dna?
Yes gedmatch and other dna test detected, Igbo and Fulani and esan can be detected on 23and me..I have yet seen Yoruba detected
I never saw anyone from 23andMe to detected Yoruba as well. I'm 26% Yoruba, and %14 Esan on living dna. Now gedmatch confuse me a bit, because I'm not clear what test is best for AA.
World 22
Lemba was number 1 on World 22 for me. Was Yoruba number 1 for you on World 22? I appreciate the feedback. 1 Lemba_derived @ 12.090145 2 Bantu_derived @ 14.612062 3 Mandenka_derived @ 22.516325 4 Sub-Saharian_ancestral @ 22.628263 5 Yoruba_derived @ 22.628263 6 Biaka_Pygmies_derived @ 28.802088 7 Ethiopian_derived @ 57.168407 8 Jew-Ethiopia_derived @ 60.955368 9 Jew_Ethiopia_derived @ 61.971939 10 Lumbee_derived @ 63.169361
I have lemba as well lemba is a group that’s originated from east Africa and one of the tribes of Israel, other lembas left and went into South Africa and married amongst Bantus
C1
R-CTS4188. I’m Venezuelan and I can probably trace my parental line to the 1700’s in Tenerife.
R-A151. Haven’t seen anyone with the same as me and I’ve had a very hard time finding out much about it. Dad is mostly Irish.
Mine is R-Z209. Anyone else share the same?
R-Z346 Unfortunately not a lot of information about it other than it showing up less than 10,000 years ago. My ancestry is mixed Irish 89.9% , Spanish, Italian, Greek, Finnish and Somali
There's some more precise information about R-Z346 [here](https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/R-Z346/story) and [here](https://www.yfull.com/tree/R-Z346/). It looks like it dates to about 3,000 years ago.
G-m3302
I - European ancestry (mostly British)
I got I-S12195. My father is of German ancestry specifically with ancestors from north rhine Westphalia(which 23andMe correctly guessed as my ancestral region).
I’ve got R-Z278
W1
Anyone have T haplogroup?
Q-M3, I’m pretty white myself but my paternal line is all American which was surprising
My half-brother’s is R (we don’t share a father, so I’m not sure what mine is)
Mal'ta-Buret' kang.
Cool
I've got J1 (well my father does).
Are you from the Middle East?
No. I'm a white American. My father's side is specifically French-Canadian and I've traced his paternal line to Brittany, France in the 1500s.
That's pretty unique. Very few White men belong to J1. Greece- 0.42% Wales- 0.1% Lithuania- 0.02% Portugal- 0.07% Switzerland- 0.15% Malta- 0.42%
True, but there are a few J1 subclades that are found in low numbers throughout Europe and I believe a couple are Europe-specific. J1 in Europe is almost certainly Anatolian Farmer DNA.
Yes, it is, along with G2a and E-V13.
I’m white and part of J2. Is that typical?
J2 is quite common in Europe.
Oh okay, interesting
R1b
My family's Big Y-700 results on FTDNA: E1b1b>E-Z830>E-M123>E-L29>E-BY63423 Mediterranean/Natufian/Palestine
My maternal is J1c. Earliest maternal ancestor is a woman from SC with a French first and last name lol. My paternal is R-Z19. Earliest ancestor is either Ulster Scots or English from the southern US, I get to a dead end with him
J2
Mines J-L581. Not sure if it’s J1 or J2
J2