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From: "Phil Goff" <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] HAPLOGROUP I SUBCLADES , PARTIAL RESULTS
Date: Sat, 1 Oct 2005 23:08:50 -0500
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Hayward,

Please provide us some insight as to how far back you can trace your
paternal lineage and to what geographic location. Are you in a group project
at FTDNA? If so, are there any results that are close to yours?

I sorted the FTDNA markers in order from slowest to fastest mutation rates
and keyed your values for the seven slowest into SMGF. There were no results
at all. Are you certain that you transcribed all of the values correctly
from the FTDNA page? The values for 385a/b look more like E3a or E3b. These
values are extreme on a lot of markers.

Phil Goff

----- Original Message -----
From: "Hayward" <>
To: <>
Sent: Friday, September 30, 2005 8:48 PM
Subject: [DNA] HAPLOGROUP I SUBCLADES , PARTIAL RESULTS


> First time posting on the list; I recently received partial results from
> Ethnoancestry for Hap I subclade test; from looking at some previous
> post I thought it was I1c. I am a novice at this point. There were no
> matches at all via y-search,FTDNA, Whit's predictor or any other y-hap
> predictor site.
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> M223 (Negative)
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> P37 (Negative)
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> 393=14, 390=20, 19=14, 391=10, 385a=18, 385b=19, 426=12, 388=13, 439=12,
> 389-1=14, 392=12,
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> 389-2=31, 458=15, 459a=8, 459b=9, 455=10, 454=11, 447=21, 437=14, 448=15,
> 449=35, 464a=15
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> 464b=15, 464c=15, 464d=17, 460=10, Gatah4=9, YCAIIa=16, YCAIIb=20,
> 456=12, 607=13, 576=17
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> 570=16, CDYa=32, CDYb=37, 442=12, 438=11,
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> Maybe some of the Hap I experts can glance these haplotypes and give me a
> heads up to what results I might get.
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> Thanks so much;
> Hayward;
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