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Basic question from a newb - am I misunderstaning the haplogroups?
A very basic question from a newb on Ydna - if this is too basic for the forum I'm more than happy to remove the post :-)
I've ordered (for my father) a Y-67 from FTDNA. In the interim, I've just tried
MorleyDNA.com Y-SNP Terminal Subclade predictor (using Ancestry Autosomal DNA V2 data). The most likely result shows as: "I2a2a1a1a; I2-L126 (I2-L137, I2-L369)." I think, through I'm not sure, that this is an I-M Haplogroup - though I don't yet know which. (The only other listed options/less likely were I2a2a1 and I2a2a.)
I also tried Promethease, where the top prediction (i.e. the rarest) was rs2032646 (G;G). I checked the ISOGG database for mutations, and was positive. From what I can tell - and I may have gone wrong here - this is Haplogroup E2b.
Could there be any reason why these predictors (and I get the fact these are predictions) seem to point to very different haplogroups - or am I misunderstanding the categories, by say, comparing apples and oranges? I've looked at the other items in the list on Promethease but can't find any that take me to any I-M Haplogroup, so I'm inclined to think the problem lies with me.
Thanks
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