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Default Re: HLA genes in Macedonians and the sub-Saharan origin of the Greeks
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Originally Posted by Zrinski
I haplogroup/mutation originated in Europe thus it is excpliticly European haplogroup/marker...I don't see how can they be closely related...the same could be said about relation of I and R haplgroup...the distance is similar to that between I and E.
I1b and E3b1 are from the same root, and the difference is in several haplotypes. I don't remember exactly, but out of 43 ht's, only a few of mine were different from I1b, while virtually all were distinct from R results.

I, J, G and E are kin, while R is closer to N and K.
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