Haplo maps of Ethiopia (genetics)

[Apollo]

Lol! Some of these haplogroups cluster neatly only in certain regions. @Rooble @AbdiJohnson @Bahal @Prince of Hobyo @Prince of Lasanod @Prince Abubu @Adheer Warsame @Menelik III @Grant and others, check it out:

 

[Grant]

Lol! Some of these haplogroups cluster neatly only in certain regions. @Rooble @AbdiJohnson @Bahal @Prince of Hobyo @Prince of Lasanod @Prince Abubu @Adheer Warsame @Menelik III @Grant and others, check it out:

A link would be nice.

 

[Apollo]

A link would be nice.

It is an analysis done by some guy based on Plaster's data. (This study: http://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/1331901/3/1331901_CP_Thesis-SUBMITTED-DRAFT-POST-VIVA.pdf)

 

[ሕጊ።።]

Lol! Some of these haplogroups cluster neatly only in certain regions. @Rooble @AbdiJohnson @Bahal @Prince of Hobyo @Prince of Lasanod @Prince Abubu @Adheer Warsame @Menelik III @Grant and others, check it out:

Is there a A1b1-M118 map

 

[Apollo]

Is there a A1b1-M118 map

The generic A map is all I got. It will be similar to that as most of the NE African A is that variety (M118).

 

[ሕጊ።።]

The generic A map is all I got. It will be similar to that as most of the NE African A is that variety (M118).

Is A1b1-M118 a subclade of A-M13 then? The former is my haplogroup.

 

[Apollo]

Is A1b1-M118 a subclade of A-M13 then? The former is my haplogroup.

They keep changing the naming of subclades, so it is hard to keep track of them all. This organization standardizes it:

https://isogg.org/tree/ISOGG_HapgrpA.html

 

[Prince Abubu]

Lol! Some of these haplogroups cluster neatly only in certain regions. @Rooble @AbdiJohnson @Bahal @Prince of Hobyo @Prince of Lasanod @Prince Abubu @Adheer Warsame @Menelik III @Grant and others, check it out:

So northeastern ethiopia is the epicentre for both K/T and E-V32?

 

[Apollo]

So northeastern ethiopia is the epicentre for both K/T and E-V32?

More like the Eastern part. Where Somalis are.

Afars are more V6 oriented and the Saho are high in V22. Different paternal lineages don't necessarily mean large different autosomal origins. As y-lineages are prone to the bottleneck effect.

 

[Prince Abubu]

More like the Eastern part. Where Somalis are.

Afars are more V6 oriented and the Saho are high in V22. Different paternal lineages don't necessarily mean large different autosomal origins. As y-lineages are prone to the bottleneck effect.

Like the Fulani people and T or some Hausa people and R1b.

 

[Apollo]

Like the Fulani people and T or some Hausa people and R1b.

Most Fulanis don't have any T. Only just one of their tribes called Wodaabe around lake Chad.

Relative to other Chadic speakers, the Hausa actually have low R1b, because they are more language shifted native Nigerians (Niger-Congo origins). The real Chadics have like 90% R1b, but it does not have much in common with their autosomal origin as Chadics cluster in between West Africans and Dinkas.

 

[Prince Abubu]

Most Fulanis don't have any T. Only just one of their tribes called Wodaabe around lake Chad.

Relative to other Chadic speakers, the Hausa actually have low R1b, because they are more language shifted native Nigerians (Niger-Congo origins). The real Chadics have like 90% R1b, but it does not have much in common with their autosomal origin as Chadics cluster in between West Africans and Dinkas.

These niccas.

 

[Apollo]

These niccas.

They are apparently also the most West Eurasian autosomally out of all Fulanis. They cluster midway between regular West Africans and Tuaregs.