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A project member must have taken one of these tests as well as provided a country of origin in order to appear on these charts.":1,"#The Country of Origin Charts page allows you to generate charts that display your project members’ direct paternal (Y-DNA) and direct maternal (mtDNA) ancestor’s country of origin and the number of project members who have that country of origin.":1,"#What are Y-DNA haplogroups? Y-DNA haplogroups are the major branches in our common paternal lineage. Your haplogroup traces":1,"#provided a country of origin for their maternal Earliest Known Ancestor. mtDNA Haplogroup Origins Columns The following":1,"#their release form. Our original release form allowed test takers to list the countries of origin their direct paternal and":1,"#Ancestral Origins page lists the country of origin reported to us by the people that you match. 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These locations are not":1,"#Gabriela Elizabeth Oviedo":1,"#Gabriela Alejandra Fisicaro":1,"#J2a-L26 Levant Matches - Background - FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#Volunteer Administrator":1,"#Deb Katz":1,"#So if you are up for a wild ride into a diverse past via a genetic time machine...and your ydna haplogroup is one of the subclades under J2a [M172-M410], please join us! And feel free to ask questions anytime.":1,"#issues only for the purpose of revealing historical patterns and all are welcome here.":1,"#We focus on religious-ethnic":1,"#rabia, Tunisia, Libya, Iran, Iraq, Greece, Germany, Netherlands, England...to name just some of the places.":1,"#Our current members range from all over the globe, including people with paternal origins in Italy, Spain, France, India, Turkey, A":1,"#and divergences over the last 500-2500 years.":1,"#as we work towards our goal of identifying our clan's migrations":1,"#The diverse mix of this project is very valuable":1,"#---such as the HOLT and McGOWAN subgroups.":1,"#3) Significant surname lineages are emerging":1,"#where a group of British and Scandinavian folks are trying to figure out the 1,000+ year story of how their lineages connect and then saunter back to the Levant.":1,"#2) The Curious Case of the J-M317 subclade":1,"#J2a-L243 Jewish clusters where BigY upgrades have revealed new branching and connections--co-administrator Dr. Simcha Bohrer heads up this sub-group.":1,"#J2a-Z6048--a newly identified Jewish cluster on a brother branch to L26, that is connected with a significant rabbinical lineage (Kukla-Joffe-DeVitry).":1,"#J2a-L70's two branches BY268 & FGC39057 [we're also seeing fascinating linkage between L70 Italian, Turkish and ancient Jewish lineages.]":1,"#J2a-FGC4992 (FGC4975 on YFull.com/tree) branch descending from a BCE cohanim ancestor in the Northern Kingdom of Israel.":1,"#There are special studies going on in these Jewish lineages, including:":1,"#(i.e. if your test results place you on these branches your paternal line ancestry is originally Jewish whether you know it or not!)":1,"#1) Several subclades within this project group are exclusively of Jewish heritage":1,"#The group has grown to over 1000 folks and things are getting more interesting by the minute. 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