dna

Oldie but a goodie :mjlol::pachah1:

He is Habar Yonis, Musa Abdalla, Farah Mohamed - Bah Gumaroon Paternal: T-L208 Maternal: N1 I think this confirms Garhajis is a real qabil, almost everyone who has done the test gets the same haplogroup.

Hi guys. I’m a newbie and here’s my results :wow1:

I guess it’s time for me to put my fist in the air and claim jarèerweyne, BLM! :mjkkk:

[New update as of Oct 2020 - I am 100% Somali)] These are not my actual results but by the closest male proxy. I at least know my MTDNA is N1a. For clarification, I am the first Aden Yonis of Samaroon Siciid to do the test and here are the results. As a caveat, my roots are from Ethiopia...

The most popular hypothesis is that it arrived via South Arabians due to proximity and archeological findings in Somaliland showing the remains of South Semitic peoples. However, I think maybe the progenitor of the T-haplogroup Somalis might've come from North Arabian speaking populations: 1)...

I found these results. Dir, Samaroon, Maxamed Case subclan from Djibouti 99.9 Northeast African 99.2% Somali Y-DNA - T-M70 mtDNA - L3 There are already many Makahil and one Habar Cafaan who had similar Y-DNA's. But first Maxamed Case subclan on 23andme.

With E-V22/E-L677

Yes that's right I'm too lightskin to be full somali I thought that I was at least 15% arab or european because of my skin color and my hair type but never mind :francis:

A Sacad Muuse guy posted his results which are surprising for an Isaaq. His Reer abti is Garxajis. Is this common or is he a sheegato or an outlier?

Here is the link: https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(20)30059-3 tl;dr They've inferred that an early European-related back migration after the Asian split introduced Human/Neanderthal hybridization into the African gene pool. The researchers have based this method on a combination...

Some very Somali looking people in there. Is this a result of intermixing with Southern Cushites, or is it a result of recent intermixing with Somalis and Borana?

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The ancestors of the people who built Stonehenge travelled west across the Mediterranean before reaching Britain, a study has shown. What do you think?

In old times Arab and Somali and Islamic culture it is the male line that defines ones ethnic and group. Of course this is also Islamically re-enforced. Some other cultures in the world also hold this view. Now can we say this is backed by science? We all know paternal Haplogroups is a...

I mean you know when you see a Ethiopian girl or whatever take a test and they get 25% Middle Eastern, 30% North African etc. I mean how far can these results be taken serious? Does someone understand my question. How did for example the person get 25% Middle Eastern. Does she have Middle...

So since Somalis are Natufian and Nilote. Our results on 23andme why don't they actually say that, for example shouldn't the result give 90% Somali , but also outline how the Somali DNA got created like Natufian having great admixture with Nilote and outline how much DNA is Nilote and how much...

Very interesting new discoveries about the D in DNA. Please read it. http://astronomy.com/news/2018/12/could-space-sugars-help-explain-how-life-began-on-earth

I am Ethiopian, but my YDNA is within T1a1a1a, which is common among northern Somalis,not much among Ethiopians. What is known about this haplogroup?

Don't some of these DNA tests label Horners as Bantu + Middle Eastern :browtf::dead: :deadrose::deadosama: Imagine immigration saying you lied about being Somali and that you're actually Swahili :fittytousand::faysalwtf::mugshotman::farole: