semargl.me

[muso]

Could somebody estimate the TMRCA for two men who have tested for 67 markers, and have a distance of 12 markers? This information is based on data provided at semargl.me.

[Semargl]

Hello! Give the #ID of haplotypes.

[muso]

202734 and N27644.

[Semargl]

202734 and N27644.

TMRCA calculation Ovod, equals 2,700 years.
Used the generational interval 25 years per generation.
View the entire tree for this branch can be here.

GD (202734 and N27644) = 12 markers / 18 steps

[kaa76]

View the entire tree for this branch can be here.

For tree information
The number to the right of the slash - age site in centuries. She left that (and for the terminal person - the only one) - the number of mutations to the previous node, which is to the left.

(The page of project Ants was translated to english).

[muso]

I thought it would be a significant number of years. I am trying to reconcile this information with the fact that I also match this other person through my autosomal dna at 5-6 generations. I assume there were at least two times our ancestors' paths mixed genetically? Does anybody have any other suggestions?

[I2a1a]

View the entire tree for this branch can be here.

For tree information
The number to the right of the slash - age site in centuries. She left that (and for the terminal person - the only one) - the number of mutations to the previous node, which is to the left.

(The page of project Ants was translated to english).

Ув. Александр,

Все же лучше использовать общепринятый у историков англоязычный вариант обозначения "антов" -  Antes или Antae.
Ведь Ants - это в переводе с английского "муравьи".

[Martins]

Does somebody could explain how is it  possible to acess semargl.me. I entered my FTDNA kit number, but is not recognized by the system. Kit # 454159.

Thanks

[Karen]

Does somebody could explain how is it  possible to acess semargl.me. I entered my FTDNA kit number, but is not recognized by the system. Kit # 454159.

Thanks

Take a look again!

[rLin]

Martins, try to use only numbers when enter your kit.
Just in case: N1-Unknown is your haplogroup, it's not a sign that kit number isn't recogined. Press Search for Genetic Matches to find your matches.

[Martins]

Thanks rLin,

Could you suggest something in order to gain more precise results than just N1.

Martins

[rLin]

Martins, unfortunately I know nothing about N1.
Read here about subclades:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subclade
I suppose that most precise result you could reach is the terminal SNP of your subclade. The most further known terminal SNP (I write further known, because the terminals SNPs are found every day) could be predicted sometimes from STR markers (which you have already). Especially if you have many Y-DNA matches.
And...I think the name of your subclade isn't much useful if you don't know what to do with it next. It's only known that you will definitely help to researchers to collect your subclade and to find new SNP's.
I see (google) you joined few FTDNA projects and they said that you are N-M232. Usually administrators of FTDNA groups can predict your terminal SNP or give some advice about your next steps to gain more precise results (it could be something like "get more STR markers", "buy SNP-pack for your haplogroup" or "need BigY"). Maybe you need to join an project where you would be adviced better. Try another FTDNA project for N1c1 and ask an advice from administrators.
I assume that  your subglade is too rare to predict now and you really need BigY test to gain more info. Yurgan (http://forum.molgen.org/index.php/topic,242.msg341130.html#msg341130) adviced it in another topic. I suppose you can trust his judjment.
Also ankr21 (http://forum.molgen.org/index.php/topic,242.msg341557.html#msg341557) adviced you to join "N North Eurasia" project in FTDNA and to buy "N-SNP Pack" (119$) or BigY test as the best solution.

[Martins]

rLin,

Thanks again for your explanation.

Martins