Hi, I have a question , is that possible if some one with different haplogroup for example haplogroup O has same SNPs with some one else with haplogroup j1 ?
Great question and potential evasive answer coming. It depends (you knew that, didn't you?). Are we talking specifically about SNPs on the YDNA from where O and J originate (in which case less likely) or do you mean any SNPs (autosomal DNA, MtDNA) in which case shared SNPs are more likely? As this area of research continues to grow and our databases keep building, we will gain more understanding of ancestry patterns. Ultimately we all share common ancestry, it just depends how far back we are prepared to track.
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High school student here! thank you for this presentation. I was able to fully understand this lecture.
I have created an arms primer; might I perhaps email it for revision?
This is probably best analysed by your teacher/instructor.
Hi, I have a question , is that possible if some one with different haplogroup for example haplogroup O has same SNPs with some one else with haplogroup j1 ?
Great question and potential evasive answer coming. It depends (you knew that, didn't you?). Are we talking specifically about SNPs on the YDNA from where O and J originate (in which case less likely) or do you mean any SNPs (autosomal DNA, MtDNA) in which case shared SNPs are more likely? As this area of research continues to grow and our databases keep building, we will gain more understanding of ancestry patterns. Ultimately we all share common ancestry, it just depends how far back we are prepared to track.