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I did my Y-111 test and received a predicted Haplogroup of H-L901 and only 6 exact 12-marker matches and 26 x GD1 12-marker matches. Nil higher matches.I want to make sense of the markers.I joined the Y-Haplo project.
I found that Mr. ABC, a GD-1 to be the person who had the most amount of matching markers not enough to be a true match at 25+.He differs very closely.At 12 marker level he differs to me only on the fast mutating marker DYS385.
Also, a Mr. XYZ is the only person in the project who has an equal number of marker sets for DYS459=9-9-9, DYS464=12-12-14-14-15-15 and CDY=35-35-38. All others have DYS459=X-X, DYS464 =XX-XX-XX and CDY=XX-XX.
My question is, both Mr. ABC and Mr. XYZ originate from the same geographic/ethnic area and could this be an indication of the origins of my paternal ancestors.
Thanks
warren
I did my Y-111 test and received a predicted Haplogroup of H-L901 and only 6 exact 12-marker matches and 26 x GD1 12-marker matches. Nil higher matches.I want to make sense of the markers.I joined the Y-Haplo project.
I found that Mr. ABC, a GD-1 to be the person who had the most amount of matching markers not enough to be a true match at 25+.He differs very closely.At 12 marker level he differs to me only on the fast mutating marker DYS385.
Also, a Mr. XYZ is the only person in the project who has an equal number of marker sets for DYS459=9-9-9, DYS464=12-12-14-14-15-15 and CDY=35-35-38. All others have DYS459=X-X, DYS464 =XX-XX-XX and CDY=XX-XX.
My question is, both Mr. ABC and Mr. XYZ originate from the same geographic/ethnic area and could this be an indication of the origins of my paternal ancestors.
Thanks
warren