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Haplogroup R-M173 possibly originated in eastern Europe and then migrated eastward into Asia.":1,"#Early Modern":1,"#Moorish":1,"#were designed to target a specific couple, around 5-6 generations back, and their descendants. Other Family Finder projects allow the exploration of specific surnames by those who do not yet have a Y test candidate or are connecting collateral lines.":1,"#Family Finder Projects":1,"#these projects combine Y and mtDNA, and often Family Finder™, for a comprehensive look at the genetic ancestry of a location, from an entire country or geographic region down to a county, city, or shtetl.":1,"#Dual Geographic Projects":1,"#focus on mtDNA haplogroups or subclades, their origins, and their spread through time and geographic regions.":1,"#mtDNA Haplogroup Projects":1,"#look at individuals with or suspected of having the same maternal line.":1,"#look at the overall mtDNA profiles of a specific region, whether it’s an entire country or just a county. The group’s purpose is to show the tested makeup of that area.":1,"#mtDNA Geographical Projects":1,"#Here are the most frequently asked questions about FamilyTreeDNA. If you have additional questions, feel free to visit our":1,"#include main branches, such as R1b or J1, but also subclades down the tree. The upstream projects focus on the big picture for that haplogroup or branch of the haplogroup, whereas the downstream ones focus on more specific lineages. These projects look at the origin of a haplogroup or subclade and its spread through time and geographic regions.":1,"#Y Haplogroup Projects":1,"#look at the overall Y-DNA profiles of a specific region, whether it’s an entire country or just a county. The group’s purpose is to show the tested makeup of that area.":1,"#Y-DNA Geographical Projects":1,"#are for people with the same/similar surname or variant.":1,"#Infografía que muestra a una joven africana de la región central conectada con tres personas diversas que representan la colaboración.":1,"#Los administradores de proyectos grupales de FamilyTreeDNA son voluntarios no remunerados interesados en la genealogía e historia de un apellido, haplogrupo, linaje o región geográfica en particular. Cuentan con herramientas para comparar tus resultados con los del resto del proyecto grupal y facilitan la comunicación entre los miembros.":1,"#Inicia sesión en tu cuenta y busca proyectos grupales que te interesen.":1,"#cuenta con FamilyTreeDNA?":1,"#¿Ya te has hecho la prueba o tienes una":1,"#se diseñaron para investigar a una pareja específica, de entre cinco y seis generaciones atrás, y a sus descendientes. Otros proyectos de Family Finder permiten explorar apellidos específicos para quienes aún no tienen un candidato para la prueba del cromosoma Y o están conectando líneas colaterales.":1,"#Los proyectos de Family Finder":1,"#combinan el ADN del cromosoma Y y el ADN mitocondrial, y a menudo también Family Finder™, para ofrecer una visión completa de la ascendencia genética de una localidad, desde un país o región geográfica entera hasta un condado, ciudad o shtetl.":1,"#Los proyectos geográficos duales":1,"#se centran en los haplogrupos o subclados de ADN mitocondrial, sus orígenes y su propagación a lo largo del tiempo y en diferentes regiones geográficas.":1,"#Los proyectos de haplogrupos de ADN mitocondrial":1,"#estudian a individuos que tienen, o se sospecha que tienen, la misma línea materna.":1,"#Los proyectos de linaje de ADN mitocondrial":1,"#analizan los perfiles generales de ADNmt de una región específica, ya sea un país entero o solo un condado. El objetivo del grupo es mostrar la composición genética analizada de esa área.":1,"#Los Proyectos Geográficos de ADN mitocondrial (ADNmt)":1,"#incluyen ramas principales, como R1b o J1, pero también subclados. Los proyectos que se centran en la rama principal del haplogrupo se enfocan en el panorama general, mientras que los que se centran en linajes más específicos. Estos proyectos analizan el origen de un haplogrupo o subclado y su propagación a lo largo del tiempo y en distintas regiones geográficas.":1,"#Los proyectos de haplogrupos Y":1,"#analizan los perfiles generales de ADN-Y de una región específica, ya sea un país entero o solo un condado. El objetivo del grupo es mostrar la composición genética analizada de esa área.":1,"#Los Proyectos Geográficos de ADN-Y":1,"#están dirigidos a personas con el mismo apellido, uno similar o alguna variante.":1,"#Los proyectos de apellidos":1,"#04 | Proyectos grupales de Family Finder™":1,"#Los proyectos grupales de FamilyTreeDNA suelen centrarse en un origen geográfico común, un apellido o una herencia genética, pero también pueden basarse en otros aspectos del linaje paterno (ADN-Y) o materno (ADNmt).":1,"#Aprendes dónde vivieron y se establecieron tus antepasados antes de la aparición de los apellidos.":1,"#adoptados":1,"#Conéctate con los demás":1,"#Late Roman":1,"#Late Antiquity":1,"#Canary Islands":1,"#MDKO: Trinidad and Tobago":1,"#MDKO: Netherlands Antilles":1,"#Country Report: Y-DNA Haplogroup R-BY63375":1,"#Y-DNA Haplotree - Confirmed Haplogroup is <a ljsid-1=\"\"> R- BY63375 </a>":1,"#Y-DNA Haplotree - Confirmed Haplogroup is <a ljsid-1=\"\"> R-BY63375 </a>":1,"#UPLOAD FILE":1,"#You must input your autosomal file to complete your Transfer. Click the Upload File button below to get started.":1,"#Upload file to Transfer":1,"#Upload Autosomal DNA file":1,"#On average 8 <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Private Variants</strong> in 1 Big Y participant":1,"#On average 43 <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Private Variants</strong> in 1 Big Y participant":1,"#On average 4 <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Private Variants</strong> in 2 Big Y participants":1,"#On average 2 <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Private Variants</strong> in 4 Big Y participants":1,"#Mr. E. J. Cento Gomez":1,"#20d":1,"#There are new posts in the <strong ljsid-1=\"\">R P312 and Subclades</strong> Project!":1,"#Antonio Panizo de Pablo":1,"#Mounier Albreadi":1,"#Neolithic Caucasian":1,"#Andres E Solarte":1,"#Ms. Marcela M Cordero Garcia Ph.D.":1,"#Catalina Segura Ramirez":1,"#Silvia E. Soto Mendez":1,"#Matilde Carvajal":1,"#Dr. Enrique Valverde Runnebaum":1,"#Vasilios Athanasios Golfinos":1,"#Marvin Coto":1,"#please click here to read our complete Terms of Service":1,"#For more information,":1,"#*We no longer offer individual SNPs, SNP Packs, or Y-STR 12, 25, or 67 marker levels.":1,"#Sequences 600K+ known SNPs on the Y chromosome to help you identify your family’s unique Y-chromosome mutations.":1,"#We offer three Y-DNA tests*.":1,"#Romania - DNA Results - FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#Daniel Salgado":1,"#K1b2a1a":1,"#I-FTB95657":1,"#I-FT77316":1,"#I-FGC17811":1,"#I-CTS9889":1,"#I-BY88624":1,"#K1b2a":1,"#I-BY34511":1,"#E-CTS5768":1,"#E-CTS10935":1,"#E-BY204935":1,"#E-BY10683":1,"#H3s":1,"#1-2 of 2":1,"#Y-DNA Haplotree - Confirmed Haplogroup is <a ljsid-1=\"\"> G-BY93504 </a>":1,"#Copper Age Caucasian":1,"#Each collection kit includes a DNA Processing Consent Form that must be completed by the test taker. If someone else is purchasing or managing the kit, the test taker is still required to fill out the form. When our Accessioning team begins processing your sample, the information on the consent form must match the contact details associated with the kit.":1,"#Sample Verification":1,"#Tests will not be batched for processing until they are fully paid. If you have ordered multiple tests in a single transaction, all tests on that invoice must be paid in full before any can begin. If you plan to purchase multiple kits but wish to pay for some or all of the tests at a later date, please note that no tests from that invoice will be processed until the entire balance is settled. To avoid delays, we recommend ordering tests separately or contacting customer service to explore alternative payment options.":1,"#Payment Issues":1,"#It's important to note that the processing batch is not the same as the biweekly order batch. At times, we receive more test orders and fresh samples than can be accommodated in a single processing batch. When this happens, we prioritize filling the batch to its maximum capacity, and any remaining tests will be scheduled for the next available batch. This is more common during sales and promotional events. You can check your batch date in the Order History page of your account.":1,"#Each testing pipeline consists of multiple steps, each requiring specialized machines and procedures. The batch size for processing is determined by both the availability and capacity of the required equipment for each test type. Each test type has a set number of tests that can be run simultaneously based on the machinery needed for processing.":1,"#Lab Volume":1,"#If additional DNA is required to continue testing, a new collection kit will be mailed at no cost, so again, it is important to ensure that the mailing address on the kit is up to date.":1,"#We store DNA samples in our state-of-the-art facility for at least 25 years. However, even under ideal conditions, DNA naturally degrades over time.":1,"#Sample Age":1,"#<span ljsid-0=\"\">Note</span>: To ensure you receive important updates, please keep the email address associated with your kit (or the kit you ordered) up to date. It is also important to keep the mailing address associated with the kit up to date to ensure timely delivery of any necessary replacements.":1,"#If both the extracted and stored samples have been depleted, a replacement DNA collection kit will be sent to you at no cost. If the test was for a deceased individual or providing another sample is not possible, we recommend contacting customer service before testing.":1,"#If additional testing is needed and the extracted sample has been depleted, we will retrieve your stored sample, send it to the lab for extraction, and continue testing.":1,"#Generally, a single vial of your sample is sufficient to process all our tests—Big Y-700, mtFull Sequence, and Family Finder—provided everything meets our strict quality control standards on the first attempt. However, if any portion of a test does not pass quality control and requires a retest, we may need an additional sample to ensure accurate results.":1,"#Sample Quantity":1,"#A factor that can impact sample quality is the use of dentures or other dental appliances, as they can harbor bacterial overgrowth that may compromise the sample. Additionally, denture adhesive can destroy DNA, making it essential for the tester’s mouth to be completely free of any residue before collecting the sample.":1,"#Because of this, it is crucial to inform us if a tester has passed away or is unable to provide an additional sample. It is also important to keep the mailing address associated with the kit up to date to ensure timely delivery of any necessary replacements.":1,"#If the extracted sample for a Big Y-700 test is more than two years old, we will immediately use the unopened backup sample. If no backup sample is available, we will send a replacement kit.":1,"#Exception: Big Y-700":1,"#We prioritize using the extracted sample first because we recognize the value of your DNA. Once DNA is extracted, it must be stored at sub-freezing temperatures, but it tends to degrade more quickly than a sample kept in long-term storage. Since DNA from relatives may be irreplaceable, we strive to preserve it as efficiently as possible. Extracting the second vial too soon accelerates its degradation, which is why we reserve it for when it’s truly needed. In cases where the test taker is no longer able to provide a new sample, careful preservation ensures that every bit of their DNA can still be used effectively.":1,"#In most cases, multiple tests can be performed on the same extracted sample. If you order additional testing later, those tests will typically be conducted using the already extracted DNA, rather than immediately retrieving the second vial from storage.":1,"#Each DNA kit typically includes two vials, both containing a preservation liquid that keeps the DNA stable at room temperature. When your kit arrives at the lab, one vial is used for DNA extraction, while the other is stored for potential future testing.":1,"#To ensure accurate results, multiple quality assurance checks are conducted throughout the testing process. Following the provided instructions carefully when collecting your DNA sample is crucial for obtaining a high-quality sample.":1,"#Sample quality":1,"#Common Causes for Delay":1,"#<span ljsid-0=\"\">Note</span>: To ensure you receive important updates, please keep the email address associated with your kit (or the kit you ordered) up to date.":1,"#We will notify you by email as soon as your results are ready. If any further action is required on your part, our customer service team will reach out to you.":1,"#If your test takes longer than the average processing time, several factors could be causing the delay. You may notice that other kits with the same batch number receive results before yours. This is because the batch number only indicates when the samples were sent to the lab—not how long each individual test will take. Processing times can vary based on the type of test and other technical factors.":1,"#Test Delays":1,"#<strong ljsid-1=\"\">Autosomal Transfer Unlock</strong> – Up to 72 hours.":1,"#<strong ljsid-1=\"\">BAM File</strong> – Up to 72 hours.":1,"#These items don’t require lab processing, so they are typically completed quickly. If you experience a delay beyond the expected timeframe, please contact Customer Service for assistance.":1,"#<strong ljsid-1=\"\">Big Y-700</strong>: 6 to 10 weeks":1,"#<strong ljsid-1=\"\">Y-DNA (excluding Big Y)</strong>: 3 to 6 weeks":1,"#<strong ljsid-1=\"\">mtFull Sequence</strong>: 6 to 8 weeks":1,"#<strong ljsid-1=\"\">Family Finder™</strong>: 2 to 4 weeks":1,"#The average Test Results Processing Times listed below are based on the amount of time it takes for a majority of all the samples within the same batch to get results.":1,"#You can find your batch date in the <a ljsid-1=\"\">Order History</a> section of your account.":1,"#Although all tests in a batch share the same batch date, the time required for results varies depending on the test type, lab workload, and other technical factors. Processing times fluctuate from week to week.":1,"#Once in the lab, samples from each batch are directed to different testing <a ljsid-1=\"\">pipelines</a> based on the type of test ordered. Each pipeline follows a unique set of procedures, and some tests naturally take longer to complete than others.":1,"#FamilyTreeDNA processes test orders in groups, or “<a ljsid-1=\"\">batches</a>,” every Monday and Wednesday. Any DNA test ordered since the previous batching day (Monday or Wednesday) is included in the next batch and sent to the lab for processing.":1,"#How The Average Test Result Processing Time is Estimated":1,"#Gerardo Solano":1,"#<b ljsid-0=\"\">Family Finder</b> is already in your cart. Please proceed to cart to complete your purchase.":1,"#Alexander Pushkin portrait by Orest Kiprensky, 1827 (Public Domain)":1,"#The Pushkin family’s patrilineal ancestry can be traced to the 12th century. Nikita Maximov determined his detailed Y-DNA haplogroup by Big Y testing of one of Alexander’s descendants.":1,"#Pushkin died at the age of 37 after being wounded in a duel with his wife's alleged lover. His death was a great loss to Russian literature, but his legacy continues to live on through his works, which are still widely read and admired today.":1,"#In addition to his literary fame, Pushkin was also known for his love life, which was often tumultuous. He married a woman named Natalia Goncharova, but their marriage was plagued by jealousy and rumors of infidelity.":1,"#Pushkin's writing often focused on the themes of love, freedom, and the struggles of the common people. He also wrote political satire and was known for his sharp wit and humor.":1,"#His maternal great-grandfather, General Abraham Petrovitch Gannibal, was of African ancestry. Abraham died before Alexander was born, but Alexander often referred to him in his works. In his poem \"The Moor of Peter the Great,\" he wrote about his great-grandfather’s life and rise from slavery to become a nobleman and military officer in Russia.":1,"#Pushkin was born into a noble family in Moscow, Russia. He showed a talent for writing at a young age and was educated at the Imperial Lyceum in Tsarskoye Selo. After graduating, he began writing and publishing his works, including his famous poem \"Ruslan and Ludmila.\"":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin</strong> (Russian: Александр Сергеевич Пушкин) was a famous Russian poet, playwright, and novelist. He is considered one of the most important figures in Russian literature and is often referred to as the father of modern Russian literature and Russia's national poet.":1,"#Pictured: Gregor Mendel, Public Domain, via":1,"#Jan Mendel, PhD, born 1970 in Brno, Czech Republic, shares the common ancestor Andreas Mendel (c. 1689 - 6 March 1746, both Hyncice) with Gregor Mendel. Like his famous relative Gregor, Jan (informally Honza) is a geneticist. He is a scientist at the Institute of Vertebrate Biology of the Czech Academy of Sciences. He has a brother Josef (born 1968), who is a Catholic priest and theologian, also similar to Gregor. The family’s private Y-SNPs were named GJM1-GJM7 in honor of Gregor Johann Mendel.":1,"#In June 2021, the skeletal remains of Gregor Johann Mendel, the father of genetics, were exhumed and subjected to scientific examination, including analysis of his genome. In Czech popularization publications, scientists have mentioned only Y-DNA haplogroup R1a and mtDNA haplogroup H1c. Pavel Mikel, PhD, and Ela Nekardova, PhD, from the Czech Society for Genetic Genealogy (<a ljsid-1=\"\">gengen.cz</a>) recruited Jan Mendel to take a Big Y test to learn the detailed Y-DNA haplogroup of the Mendel family.":1,"#In his honor, the planet 3313 and craters on the Moon and Mars bear Gregor’s name.":1,"#There are two museums in Brno dedicated to his life and work. The Augustinian Monastery in Brno is a stop for many important figures of world science, including Nobel Prize winners, who come there to honor his memory. Every year the Mendel Festival is held in Brno, with lectures and concerts.":1,"#The principles he formulated in his work Experiments with Plant Hybrids (1866, in the original Versuche über Pflanzen-Hybriden) are now known as Mendel's Laws of Heredity. He was one of the first to use biostatistical methods in his work.":1,"#In 1843, after his father’s death and at the request of his mother, he entered the seminary at the Augustinian monastery of St. Thomas in Brno. It was at the monastery where he officially took the religious name Gregor. There he was engaged in experiments with the crossing of peas and laid the foundations of the field of genetics.":1,"#Mendel pursued a diverse education, studying mathematics, physics, chemistry, botany, zoology, and paleontology at the University of Olomouc and the University of Vienna. His professors included the renowned physicist Christian Doppler.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Gregor Mendel</strong>, born Johann Mendel in Hynčice, Vražné (now part of the Czech Republic), known as the father of genetics, was a pioneering scientist who laid the foundations of modern genetics. Growing up on a large farm in a German-speaking family, Mendel learned to speak Czech fluently and identified himself as “a Moravian of the German language.”":1,"#You have successfully set up two-factor authentication using <strong ljsid-1=\"\">anaverolofer@gmail.com</strong> as your two-factor authentication email. If you wish to receive your verification codes at a different email address, click the Reset button below.":1,"#soyanalofer+adn@gmail.com":1,"#soyanalofer@gmail.com":1,"#Tomás Vera":1,"#We just sent a verification code to your email aa***.x@gmail.com. Please enter the 6-digit verification code.":1,"#Camila Jorquera":1,"#Saraorci-Jezava, Smederevo, Podunavlje":1,"#Bellamy Surname Project":1,"#His haplogroup was estimated from DNA test results of present-day relatives in the":1,"#Bellamy was known for his generosity and mercy toward captives during his raids. As a result, he earned the nickname \"Prince of Pirates.\" He likened himself to Robin Hood, and his crew called themselves \"Robin Hood's Men.\"":1,"#Black Sam earned his nickname in Cape Cod folklore by tying back his long black hair with a simple band rather than wearing a powdered wig.":1,"#In the early 18th century, <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Captain</strong> <strong ljsid-3=\"\">Samuel Bellamy</strong>, also known as \"<strong ljsid-5=\"\">Black Sam</strong>,\" was an English sailor turned pirate. He is best known as the wealthiest pirate in recorded history and one of the faces of the Golden Age of Piracy. Though his known career as a pirate captain only lasted a little more than a year, he and his crew captured at least 53 ships.":1,"#Bush DNA Project":1,"#Barbara Bush, the wife of the elder president and mother of the younger was well known in her own right as an outspoken advocate for family literacy.":1,"#Both men served two consecutive terms as President.":1,"#George Herbert Walker Bush was born in Milton, Massachusetts, while his son, shown below, was born in New Haven, Connecticut.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">George Herbert Walker Bush</strong> (1924–2018) and his son <strong ljsid-2=\"\">George Walker Bush</strong> (1946) were the second father and son to serve as United States Presidents, serving as the 41st and 43rd Presidents, respectively.":1,"#Biography in part generated using Anthropic (2024) Claude 3 Opus [Large language model], and Wikipedia.":1,"#His detailed Y-DNA haplogroup was determined by testing with FamilyTreeDNA by MAGENHA Project. The DNA test results were described in their video <a ljsid-1=\"\">Don Vicente: Genealogía, Historia y Haplogrupos a los 115 Años</a>.":1,"#Pérez gained recognition as the world's oldest living man following the death of Saturnino de la Fuente García on January 18, 2022. His remarkable life and longevity have made him a celebrated figure in Venezuela, where flags flew at half-staff for three days following his death. He was an inspiration to many around the world.":1,"#Throughout his life, Pérez dedicated himself to farming, growing coffee, sugar cane, and vegetables. He attributes his longevity to a healthy lifestyle, which includes eating a diet rich in vegetables, drinking plenty of water, and getting sufficient sleep. Pérez also emphasizes the importance of maintaining a strong work ethic, a positive attitude, and, as a devout Catholic, a deep faith in God.":1,"#Pérez married Ediofina del Rosario García in 1938, and the couple had eleven children together. Sadly, Ediofina passed away in 1998. As of his 113th birthday in 2022, Pérez had 41 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren, and 12 great-great-grandchildren.":1,"#Pérez worked multiple jobs throughout his life in addition to agriculture, including that of a sheriff and on the construction crew for the highway between San José de Bolívar and Quenique. His tools were a pick and ax, and he was paid 2 bolivars per day.":1,"#Pérez grew up in a family of farmers and started working in agriculture from a young age, harvesting sugar cane and coffee. He was essentially self-educated, learning to read independently from a book provided by his teacher who became ill and could no longer teach a few months later.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Juan Vicente Pérez Mora</strong>, born on May 27, 1909, in El Cobre, Táchira, Venezuela, was the world's oldest living man when he passed away on April 2, 2024 at the age of 114 years and 311 days. He was the last surviving man to have been born in the first decade of the 20th century, and the fourth oldest ever.":1,"#Antonio Maceo's detailed Y-DNA haplogroup was determined by Big Y testing of his great-great-grandson. <a ljsid-1=\"\">MAGENHA Project</a> performed the genealogy research and organized the sampling and testing of the living relative.":1,"#E-FT76826":1,"#E-FT286766":1,"#H3-A73G!":1,"#E-CTS4004":1,"#E-CTS10004":1,"#C-Z30761":1,"#H83":1,"#Q-BY61803":1,"#U4b1b2":1,"#Renatta Castiglioni":1,"#Francisco Eduardo Vecari":1,"#Andrea Silvia Frelejer":1,"#Ariel Etchepare":1,"#Gisela Lorena Osees Vivas":1,"#CELEDONIA EUSTASIA PEREYRA":1,"#Iron Age Irish":1,"#Viking Age Orcadian":1,"#Enrique Sebastian Silva Quiroga":1,"#Marilu Landavery":1,"#Los resultados de":1},"version":333448}]