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Cinque Mtume wrote:

James Dahl wrote:

Oxidant wrote:WTF,

Italian who is E1b1b1a1b how is that possible?

What do the numbers on the side mean? If they are the same, does it mean same ancestry

E1b1b1a1b is 8,500 years old, plenty of time for some African fellow to end up in Sicily somehow.
Sicily was once conquered by the Caliphate, perhaps some soldier originally from Sudan or southern Egypt decided to settle there.

James Dahl,


I had my results a while back too. The most interesting thing is that I'm the most closely related in that bunch to Hyperactive. Our markers are the exact same, while the Hartis are a little more different from me. I'm Majerten btw.

James Dahl wrote:
Really, exact same 12/12 match?

Cinque Mtume wrote:

James Dahl wrote:
Really, exact same 12/12 match?

I see one difference now. DYS 388. Mine is 12, hyperactive is 13. But the rest is the same.

Murax wrote:James dahl, looks like the man daarood is real. Me hyper, two warsangeli folks are exactly the same.

Murax wrote:I made a thread about it "my dna results". Check it out and let me know what u can conclude. The thread is here in the generals.

Murax wrote:James. How can I be more related to a mj or warsan than cinque?

Murax wrote:James, makes sense. Ali hussien is a very small sub section of marehan, so I can see how hyper, cinque have more mutations because their subclans of their respective clans is a lot bigger. So generally speaking are u seeing qabiil trends in these dna types? Like hawiye dys codes, daarood dys codes etc. Also scientifically how long ago do I share an anscestor with those two guys I matched with?

James Dahl wrote:https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key ... utput=html

I have matched them up, some people are from ysearch.org not SomaliNet but they are from Somalia, so I do not know the clans and so have put "Uncertain1" and "Uncertain2".

AbdiWahab252's results match the third most common haplotype, which I have dubbed the temporary name "Modal E1b1b1a1b-HabarGidir" for lack of a better name. It is not known at this time if this is in fact the modal haplotype of all of Hawiye or indeed only Habar Gidir, as AbdiWahab252 is the only known Hawiye to have gotten his results back.

hyperactive's results do not match any haplotype in the Hallenberg study, so it is a newly observed haplotype! That said it is close to many other Somali haplotypes in the study, and only has one marker that is "out of the ordinary".

IRONm@n's results match a haplotype that is tied for fourth most common in the Hallenberg study with three other haplotypes also having 9 examples of the haplotype, and so I have dubbed their haplotype "Modal E1b1b1a1b-Ogaden", for lack of a better name as hyperactive is the only fellow I know the clan of.