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Just checked for my Big Y matches -- 0, none. I'd understand not matching on my terminal SNP (BY4064); it's bound to be a small group. But that's a couple of levels below Z253, a larger group. I just checked R-Z253 project stats; they have 822 members, ~380 with Big Y. Surely, at least some of the 380...
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I think the explanation is semantic confusion. The study you referred to lumped the people from (present) Denmark in with Anglo-Saxons but today we call Denmark part of Scandinavia.
"Viking", in its original meaning, meant to go raiding. Most of the raiders didn't hang around;...
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I support Ann's advice; report it and ask for a review. It's worth being sure. If those three markers really are nulls (deletions) that's rare. In my project, with >600 Y-STR results, we've seen only a few nulls (spread out among the 600 men) and some of those went away after review.
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Really, no matches in 4 years
Presumably, you're talking about a Y-DNA STR haplotype. Almost no one but FTDNA is testing those now. (The exceptions are small labs without match-searching resources; 23andMe and Ancestry test autosomal DNA but not Y.)
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Y chromosome mutations
No. The Y chromosome is carried by the male father's sperm and, unlike other chromosomes, doesn't recombine with its partner -- an X within the female mother's egg....
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Y46 to Y37 Transfer Tracking
I'm seeing some project members have difficulty with transfers of Y46 to Y37. This requires a new sample to be submitted for the additional markers, but progress seemingly isn't tracked. It's as though the sample kit is ignored by the system until received....
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Project Admin Guidelines
It seems fairly clear that the authors of these guidelines have little concept of what administering a DNA project entails; some of the items have not been thought through sufficiently. Perhaps, more admins might have been involved in the early development. ...
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No matches on Y DNA
By "no matches", I'm guessing you mean none appearing on the search list. To some, "match" is not a yes/no matter, but one of degrees.
It's possible, of course, that FTDNA has tested no one else with a haplotype even remotely like...
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More Statistics
I'd like to see more done with the probabilities on the website. This was a valuable feature of Relative Genetics, before it was taken over by Ancestry.
As a member of a surname project admin team, I get many questions about what a particular match means. The answers invariably involve...
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