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From: "Exec" <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] Hg R1b M343/ DYS390-DYS391 questions
Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2005 10:07:15 +0200
References: <000701c5ae61$cb42f1b0$14139a8e@PeterAKincaid>

Tim/List
If you want an overview of the distribution of R1b DYD390 allele values
throughout Europe, please visit
Bartons' http://worldfamilies.net/y-haplogroups.htm Click onto Y-DNA and
then on to my name: AA Foster. You will be able to extract the frequency %s
of DYS390=25 throughout Europe from the data therein.

My data confirms the accuracy of Ken Nordtvedt's article, published in about
May/June of last year, that DYS390=23 is most prevalent in northern,
continental Europe. But the other marker values also occur in significant
numbers in those parts.
Alan Foster.
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> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "RT Patterson" <>
> > To: <>
> > Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 9:14 AM
> > Subject: [DNA] Hg R1b M343/ DYS390-DYS391 questions

> >> My second question relates to the 12 marker results that I received.
> >>
> >> 393-14
> >> 390-25
> >> 19*-14
> >> 391-11
> >> 385a-11
> >> 385b-14
> >> 426-12
> >> 388-12
> >> 439-11
> >> 389-1-13
> >> 392-14
> >> 389-2-29
> >>
> >>
> >> In reading through various posting and web pages, particulary by Ken
> >> Nordtvedt and David Faux I understand that R1b is tricky to break down
> > into
> >> ethnic origin for people from the British Isles as the Celtic type R1b
> >> haplogroup was dispersed through both native British populations and
> > within
> >> the Germanic invaders. They note that Germanic R1b types tend to be
> >> characterized by values of DYS 390 and DYS 391 of 23 and 11
respectively.
> >> As a 25/11 I don't fit that mold.

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