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Željko Musović
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I2a1a2 - I-S17250 - I-PH908

In 2017. Olga Utevska, a geneticist from Ukraine, wrote her dissertation paper in which she stated that the greatest diversity of I2a1a2 DYS448 = 19 (!!) haplotypes was in Ukraine and Belarus. When I read the paper few days ago, at first I thought that she expressed herself imperfectly because it is a known fact that the greatest I-P37.2 (!!) haplotype diversity is in Ukraine, Belarus and southern Poland, but she was explicit: “the greatest diversity of DYS448 = 19 haplotypes”, which, in other…See More
Dec 30, 2019
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HAPLOGROUP I2a1 – L621 – CTS10228 – Y3120

Y-DNA haplogroup I2a1 is the most common paternal lineage in the western Balkans, Romania, and Sardinia. It is also present in most European countries. Its maximum frequencies are recorded in Bosnia (particularly Bosnian Croats), Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro (+30%). The percentages of I2a1a2 in other European countries available on the Internet should be taken with caution because they are, in many cases, definitely smaller. For example: up to 13% in Slovenia, max. 16% in Ukraine, less than…See More
Dec 16, 2019
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Željko Musović posted a blog post

HAPLOGROUP I2a1 – L621 – CTS10228 – Y3120

Y-DNA haplogroup I2a1 is the most common paternal lineage in the western Balkans, Romania, and Sardinia. It is also present in most European countries. Its maximum frequencies are recorded in Bosnia (particularly Bosnian Croats), Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro (+30%). The percentages of I2a1a2 in other European countries available on the Internet should be taken with caution because they are, in many cases, definitely smaller. For example: up to 13% in Slovenia, max. 16% in Ukraine, less than…See More
Nov 6, 2019
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Željko Musović posted a blog post

HAPLOGROUP I2a1 – L621 – CTS10228 – Y3120

Y-DNA haplogroup I2a1 is the most common paternal lineage in the western Balkans, Romania, and Sardinia. It is also present in most European countries. Its maximum frequencies are recorded in Bosnia (particularly Bosnian Croats), Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro (+30%). The percentages of I2a1a2 in other European countries available on the Internet should be taken with caution because they are, in many cases, definitely smaller. For example: up to 13% in Slovenia, max. 16% in Ukraine, less than…See More
Sep 6, 2019
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Željko Musović posted a blog post

HAPLOGROUP I2a1 – L621 – CTS10228 – Y3120

Y-DNA haplogroup I2a1 is the most common paternal lineage in the western Balkans, Romania, and Sardinia. It is also present in most European countries. Its maximum frequencies are recorded in Bosnia (particularly Bosnian Croats), Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro (+30%). The percentages of I2a1a2 in other European countries available on the Internet should be taken with caution because they are, in many cases, definitely smaller. For example: up to 13% in Slovenia, max. 16% in Ukraine, less than…See More
Sep 4, 2019
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Aug 22, 2019
Željko Musović posted a blog post

HAPLOGROUP I2a1 – L621 – CTS10228 – Y3120

Y-DNA haplogroup I2a1 is the most common paternal lineage in the western Balkans, Romania, and Sardinia. It is also present in most European countries. Its maximum frequencies are recorded in Bosnia (particularly Bosnian Croats), Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro (+30%). The percentages of I2a1a2 in other European countries available on the Internet should be taken with caution because they are, in many cases, definitely smaller. For example: up to 13% in Slovenia, max. 16% in Ukraine, less than…See More
Jun 24, 2019
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Željko Musović posted a blog post

HAPLOGROUP I2a1 – L621 – CTS10228 – Y3120

Y-DNA haplogroup I2a1 is the most common paternal lineage in the western Balkans, Romania, and Sardinia. It is also present in most European countries. Its maximum frequencies are recorded in Bosnia (particularly Bosnian Croats), Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro (+30%). The percentages of I2a1a2 in other European countries available on the Internet should be taken with caution because they are, in many cases, definitely smaller. For example: up to 13% in Slovenia, max. 16% in Ukraine, less than…See More
Jun 11, 2019
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What surnames are you interested in researching?
The surnames or families whose members belong to haplogroup I2a CTS10228.
What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
The Balkan peninsula.
What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
Advanced Family History Researcher
For what reason did you start genealogy research?
To find out more about my own family origin.

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I2a1a2 - I-S17250 - I-PH908

In 2017. Olga Utevska, a geneticist from Ukraine, wrote her dissertation paper in which she stated that the greatest diversity of I2a1a2 DYS448 = 19 (!!) haplotypes was in Ukraine and Belarus.

When I read the paper few days ago, at first I thought that she expressed herself imperfectly because it is a known fact that the greatest I-P37.2 (!!) haplotype diversity is in Ukraine, Belarus and southern Poland, but she was explicit: “the greatest diversity of DYS448 = 19 haplotypes”, which,…

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Posted on August 21, 2019 at 7:30am

HAPLOGROUP I2a1 – L621 – CTS10228 – Y3120

Y-DNA haplogroup I2a1 is the most common paternal lineage in the western Balkans, Romania, and Sardinia. It is also present in most European countries. Its maximum frequencies are recorded in Bosnia (particularly Bosnian Croats), Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro (+30%). The percentages of I2a1a2 in other European countries available on the Internet should be taken with caution because they are, in many cases, definitely smaller. For example: up to 13% in Slovenia, max. 16% in Ukraine, less…

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