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R-L21 8866 dataset with old version of base haplotype analysis - need to remove duplicate marker sets
 

Gap 1.0

Member close matches

Gap 1.0

Member close matches

Gap 1.0

Member close matches

Gap 1.0

Member close matches

Gap 1.0

Member close matches

Gap 1.0

Member close matches

Gap 2.0*

Haplogroup close matches

 
related
probably related
possibly related
probably not related
not related Multi-allele Markers
12

GD = 0 related

  GD = 1 possibly related GD = 2 probably not related GD = 3 not related GD = 1
25

GD = 1 related

GD = 2 probably related

 

GD => 3 probably not related

GD => 4 not related GD = 2
37
GD = 0 very tightly related
GD = 1 tightly related
GD = 2 or 3 related

GD = 4 probably related

GD = 5 possibly related

 

GD => 6 not related

GD = 5
67
GD = 0 very tightly related
GD = 1 or 2 tightly related
GD = 3, 4, 5 ,6 related

 

GD = 7 possibly related

= 8 or 9 only possibly related

  GD => 10 not related GD = 9
111           GD = 9

*GAP 2.0 Genetic distance extrapolated using the FTDNA GAP 1.0 genetic distance statistics taken directly from FTDNA online sources.  The GAP 2.0 genetic distance are an estimate only and need thorough vetting by FTDNA researchers.  This analysis by FTDNA has been due since they introduced GAP 2.0.  These are assumptions regarding genetic distance for members belonging to a haplogroup.  If assumptions change, so does genetic distance.