The EthnoAncestry announcement on Easter 2008 defines SNP marker, S116 or rs34276300, characterized as a subgroup of R1b, which includes M222 (Northwest Irish - (R1b1c7) R1b1b2e) and S28, U152, R1b1c10 or R1b1b2h. Also of significance to this research, R-M228.2 (rs9341273) links an R-U152 male from Northern Italy and an E1b1a7 (E-M191) African male previously reported as a Haplogroup B2 Pygmy from the Congo characterized as a communication error on DNA Forums: New SNP in U152+ rs9341273 = M228+. R-L21 identified, as of 11 November 2008, in two people with German ancestry, a sample labeled as Italian, and one person with French heritage. R-L21 is a brother clade to R-U152 suggesting a common Celtic heritage within the Corca Laoidhe, which encompassed both of these subclades of R-P312 within its sept or clan. Y-Search participant E5X7X with the surname of Anglin (O'hAngluinn) of the Corca Luighe (Corca Laoidhe or Loigde) announced on 8 November 2008 a test of R-L21+ on the R-P312 and Subclades Project Yahoo Group. Central Asia - Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan & Uzbekistan Central Asian ( Scythian) influences are identifiable in China, Japan, Korea, and India. Kipchaks descend from Turkic nomadic pastoralists of Central Asia to Eastern Europe. On 23 December 2008, Kit #121942, Mamedaliyev, Kazakhstan ( Kipchak Tribesman) of the R-P312 and Subclades Project tested R-U152+ (rs1236440) L2+ or R1b1b2a1b7c. Spencer Wells Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics, Oxford, UK: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. "Then, as desertification came in, some people moved west into Europe and some moved into Siberia, and on into North America." (A) Quote is from Dr.
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"Around 40-50,000 years ago, Central Asia was full of tropical trees, a good place for hunting and fishing," said Nadira Yuldasheva of the Institute of Immunology at the Academy of Sciences, Tashkent, Uzbekistan. "Central Asia is revealed to be an important reservoir of genetic diversity, and the source of at least three waves of migration, leading into Europe, the Americas and India." Modern humans migrated out of Africa into Central Asia before spreading both east and west into North America and Europe, says an international team of scientists who have used modern DNA analysis to trace ancient migrations. Ireland Heritage Y-DNA Project - Public Database Do not send information deemed inappropriate for publication to the World Wide Web! Material sent to this forum is posted in the manner sent. Inclusion of parties’ full name, social security information, and birth or death date is the discretion of the preparing genealogist. Accuracy and content are the genealogist’s responsibility.
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