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    Karte der Y-DNA-Haplogruppen nach Häufigkeit in verschiedenen Gruppen in Europa

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    3. Norwester77 on

      It really is amazing how dominant R1b is in Western Europe (including my male-line ancestors).

    10. ersatz_18 on

      That’s literally the most interesting and useful map I ever found on Reddit. OP, thank you, chapeau bas

    11. Woerligen on

      If they’re so identifiable, let’s hope nobody develops biological weapons that target populations with specific haplogroup combinations.

    12. kel89 on

      Anyone with an ELI5 on halpogroups? Or what each group’s traditional/supposed/stereotyped origins are meant to be?

      From the comments here, I get that the “celtic” one is red. It’s obviously way more complicated than that but at least I can grasp the general idea. Like, what could the other colours in Ireland mean, for example?

    13. Achian37 on

      I have no clue about the topic: so does this map confirm or refute racism? Because one could argue that e.g. Orange are „slavs“ green are „germanic“ and so on … seriously asking!

    14. Vrulth on

      I don’t remember how those haplogroups map to the three main lineages of Europe. (West Hunter Gatherers, East European Farmer and Yamnayas.)

    15. twilightswolf on

      Not here to ruin the fun, but how is this relevant (save for refuting bullshit about blood purity and certain races being better than others; which I hope is past us already )?

    16. Hartax_ on

      How did Scandinavia become 25 – 30 percent Slavic while Finland basically has none or very little

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