Greek here. Heres my dna results
Y haplo- I2
MtDna- U5b
Both are of the oldest chromosomes in europe.
Post yours.
Dna results
Mason Walker
Grayson Rivera
haplogroups have nothing to do with race or population genetics. They're just a single point mutation. You people are idiots.
Gabriel Jones
Don't forget about how poor they are. They're also poorer than dirt
Lucas Collins
>Haplogroup U5 is estimated to be the oldest mtDNA haplogroup in Europe and is found in the whole of Europe at a low frequency, but seems to be found in significantly higher levels among Finns, Estonians and the Sami people. The original European hunter-gatherers that populated large parts of Europe before the early farmers appeared are outside the genetic variation of modern populations, but most similar to Finnish individuals
You're Finnish (ancient Greek)
Colton Gonzalez
What's the capital of Greece?
About 100 euros.
Kayden Johnson
look at this you diaspora shitskins
Greek success breeds jealousy
William Collins
When did the R1b come into it then I thought the basques were the first Europeans?
Carter Baker
they just kept the language, somehow
they have rather high steppe admixture by south European standards, they were definitely spawned in part by likely some Bell Beaker related people coming from central Europe
Owen Howard
Autosomal is European. Also, this thread is for the 23rd pair of chromosomes, stop being such virgin manlets and post yours, instead of whining about random stuff.
Luis Long
Basques have a non indoeuropean language(as they think until now) but their genetics are.
R1b and R1a came after 10k BC in Europe in waves.
Caleb Harris
actually some R1b was already as far west as south France before 10k BC(and north Italy too), but that said most common subclades nowadays came later
Ayden Clark
Didnt know that, thats awesome.
Do you know yours?
Matthew Diaz
not yet no
going by area it will most likely be either I2a1a, R1b or G2a
Luke Ortiz
Are you Italian? All those are possible + J2a or even E-V13
Camden Perry
yes from north-east Sardinia though, J2 and E-V13 aren't as common as on the peninsula, at least according to some local study I looked at
still possible for sure
Adam Hernandez
That's awesome. What you're going to do with it?
Mason Barnes
oh if you re Sardinian you ll probably be I, since they are one of the most isolated euro groups and they have retained paleolithic mutations.
Both my parents are Greek from Thrace, and im 1.94m tall, so I2 is understandable.
Blake Smith
Preserve it untainted. Other than that, nothing, its just cool info.
Sebastian Bailey
true but there's internal structure on the island, and the north is the less archaic area of the island so to speak due to historical Italic influence from mainland and Corsica, so less I2a than the center, but also, for some reason, a non trivial G2a, higher than in the center of the island
Oliver Richardson
Sage
NGO's are constantly trying to figure out the racial makeup of Jow Forums
You idiots will just keep posting
Austin Rogers
>Corsica
G2a must be from ENF that arrived, possibly with Minoans or Myceneans in prehistory.
Asher Martinez
Who gives a fuck what NGOs are trying to do? Are we living in their shadows?