DF27 aDNA Discussion Thread

[RobertCasey]

My Haplogroup R now covers eleven predictable haplogroups under R-DF27 and as time allows, I will be adding several more smaller scope haplogroups. Unfortunately, I have not yet found any larger predictable haplogroups and the eleven predictable haplogroups only include 382 branches out of 3,782 (10.1 %). The characteristics of the population expansion of DF27 is not as favorable as L21 which cover 66 % of all branches. Here is the current list of predictable haplogroups:

BY3194	DF27	14
BY3253	DF27	31
BY27680	DF27	5
FGC23074	DF27	27
FGC35878	DF27	9
FT33763	DF27	13
L881	DF27	20
Y34472	DF27	20
Y5058	DF27	77
Y5109	DF27	26
Z1513	DF27	40

Here is a link to my "Haplogroup R YSNP prediction model" which uses only Y67 markers:

http://rcasey.net/DNA/SNP_Predictor/index.php

[Webb]

Oh ok, I misunderstood. I thought you had discovered a way to look at all of a particular site’s samples eg El Argar samples.

My post may have been confusing. When I went from my terminal to Z195, the El Argar samples went from 5 to 14. I noticed most of the mtDNA for these samples were varieties of K and H.

[lg16]

https://discover.familytreedna.com/y...119004/ancient

[lg16]

Recent article on the Argaric culture.

https://english.elpais.com/culture/2...-vanished.html

[MitchellSince1893]

Still waiting for my fellow R3747 sample from Zadar, Croatia Dated to 127 - 228 CE
To show up

R3747 is now showing up
https://discover.familytreedna.com/y...C12401/ancient

Zadar Poliklinika
127 - 227 CE
Shared Ancestor
1550 BCE
You and Zadar Poliklinika share a common paternal line ancestor who lived around this time.
Zadar Poliklinika was a man who lived between 127 and 227 CE during the Roman Age and was found in the region now known as Poliklinika, Zadar, Croatia.

He was associated with the Roman Era Balkans cultural group.

Reference: R3747 from Antonio et al. 2022

Phylogenetic Y-DNA analysis by FamilyTreeDNA. Ancient DNA samples are typically degraded and missing coverage, sometimes resulting in less specific haplogroup placements.