Big Y - different alignment for hg19 and hg38
I have noticed different results between hg19 and hg38 builds for kit # 350685 and apparently for the whole R-YP1017 branch in the following area: Positions 7067686 to 7067692 (hg38) = 6935727 to 6935733 (hg19) C-T-T-G-G-A - read data C-T-T-T-G-T-A - hg38 reference C-d-T-T-G-G-A - FTDNA hg19 data, 7067686 CT->C and 7067691 T->G = YP1037+ C-d-T-T-G-G-A - …
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K2c'd'e on 23andme? - anthrogenica.com
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Can anyone help find the genotype data of two studies to upload …
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Y Haplogroup L is caucasus - anthrogenica.com
if entire human race is divided in caucasoid , negroid and mangoloid, where the L haplogroup falls? As this haplogroup is supposed to be originated in Pamir (tajikistan), so is it caucasoid?
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Jewish subclades of E-M34 - Page 2 - anthrogenica.com
Currently known Jewish subclades of haplogroup E-M34: E-Y141172 E-Y6923 E-Y14891 E-BY11014 E-FGC32460 E-Y83770 Each of them also has fraternal Arabic subclades and the age of conditional Abraham ranges from 4 to 8 kyo.
arabs in the maghreb (maghrebi arabs) from Hilalians and banu …
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Founders of Western civilisation were prehistoric dope dealers
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Who built first kurgans? - anthrogenica.com
Some researches (see link) say that the first kurgans appeared with the Maykop culture and was later copied by yamna.