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Haplogroup E (Y-DNA), and North African Genetics

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Haplogroup E (Y-DNA), and North African Genetics

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  • I think if would be best to get DNA facts from a TRUE GENETICIST,and not from some freak Afrocentric or Eurocentric from Youtube with no life.

  • @oramikleepunk These are from true geneticist, the sources are listed.

  • Haplogroup NO probably arrived in Asia 30000 years ago,and they defeated haplogroup C and haplogroup D that had already lived in Asia.

  • Haplogroup NO is strictly Asian in origin as is its ancestor haplogroup NOP, and the ancestor of NOP, K. All are strictly Asian in origin. To show how ridiculous your idea really is, Ill draw you a diagram of sorts.

    CF<F<IJK<K<NOP<NO

    All originated in Asia (from CF all the way down to NO).

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  • More NONSENSE.

    How do you get two different races from Y-Chromosome markers that are SIBLINGS?

    Also which BOTH occurred in Sub Saharan Africa?

    Also when the Paragroup or ancestral state E1b1b* is only found in Sub Sahara amongst BLACKS.? (Oromo, Nilo Saharans)

    And What about subclades that are exclusive to SOUTH EASTERN and SOUTH AFRICA BLACKS ---> E-M293 or E1b1b1g?

    Do you love Africa so much you want to place your own people inside of it claiming its OWN genetic markers as yours?

  • Haplogroup E is from North or East Africa...All african share the same dna the same for african-americans, or others because they are african. Whites are always on us ? Now they want to steal our DNA ? What's next ?

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  • It's disheartening how much time and energy is spent on finding difference in human beings. It isn't a wonder why we are so divided as a race,the human race that is. I truly hope that other life forms come to earth to show us that we are the same.For all you racist, what will you do when this life on planet earth is over?Will you be proud of all the hate that consumed your life.It is in fact interesting find,but really why does it matter.Does this new found knowledge help with a cure for cancer

  • @NexusJk do North Africans share the same DNA with every other African and African American too? :)

  • @3alia77 Educate yourself before spreading wrong information.Moors were majority arab and some amazigh were with the empire.But they were majority arabs and arabs are considered caucasian.They carry the J1 and J2 which jews and some european groups also carry.

  • Hehehe kikiki hahaha sorry guys but please check out the jarawas and their haplogroup to understand why I am in tears!

  • @AfricaTeacher These eurocentrics are really embarrassing themselves.How do they explain haplogroup D in the jarawa's? The Jarawa's are blacker than southern africans lol.I wasn't expecting that!Guys look up the jarawa lol!

  • @AfricaTeacher Thanks I checked out the jarawa the indigenous people of those indian islands and I was shocked. They are jet black with kinky hair and haplogroup D was found in high frequencies!As you said DE is more common in africa than asia.

  • I belong to E2b1 Y haplogroup/subclade. My father was Black. 

  • I belong to E2b1 Y haplogroup. My father was Black.

  • @lusaka99 If you r E you r lucky because this family is the founder of the most advanced civilization Egypt,cush,Nubia Greek,Phoenicians ,and much more no other y DNA family can claim as much as E.

    Definitely E is a superior family

    forget about appearance my children and I don't look the same because im brown and my children r white because of their mom

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