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From: "Belinda Dettmann" <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] yDNA haplogroup C or I? We'll find out soon enough
Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2012 09:09:24 +1100
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You can get an idea of possible ancestral origins from a 12marker result
with no matches if you check his Ancestral Origins. FTDNA have a lot of
12-marker results in their research database (many from the Genographic
Project) which are not available as matches, but show up in Ancestral
Origins. It can be illuminating for testers with no matches.

Belinda

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[mailto:] On Behalf Of Lawrence Mayka
Sent: Saturday, 17 March 2012 8:31 AM
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Subject: [DNA] yDNA haplogroup C or I? We'll find out soon enough

My project just received a new 12-marker haplotype:

13 25 15 10 12-16 11 13 11 13 11 30

In FTDNA's database, it has no exact matches. Its 1-step neighbors all
belong to haplogroup I2a (on FTDNA's tree, probably I-L161 Isles), and all
come from the British Isles or Germany. And yet...

SMGF has this nearly matching haplotype from Kyrgyzstan, clearly belonging
to the C3 haplogroup:

13 24 15 10 12-16 11 13 11 13 11 30 17 8-8 11 12 29 14 Null 27 11-12-12-16 9
10 22 23 17 ...

This individual has ordered the full 67 markers, so we will learn more soon
enough.



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