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**SeelaypeKet** · 05-24-2010, 06:49 AM

E-M78 could have originated in Upper Egypt/Nubia, that is correct. E-M35, however (E1b1b*), is the most diverse in East Africa and is the haplogroup which is associated with the spread of Afro-Asiatic languages. Some subclades of this haplogroup are found in Eastern Africa south of the Horn of Africa, in Afro-Asiatic speaking populations without a trace of J.

Well actually Northeast Africa includes Egypt and Nubia. Most of Afro-Asiatic speaking populations do carry a J1 lineage like North Horners do. Egyptians also do. Northwest Africans do. Even isolated Guanches showed 16% of J1. Yemenis are the ones who carry its at the highest rate. Even recently , they found , surprisingly , R1b at high level among Chadic-speakers.About this E-M35 , it was only found among two Amhras and 1 Yemeni.

Contradictory.

It depends of each views , that region is surrended by Sahara.

05-24-2010, 06:49 AM	#40
SeelaypeKet Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 471 Senior Member	E-M78 could have originated in Upper Egypt/Nubia, that is correct. E-M35, however (E1b1b*), is the most diverse in East Africa and is the haplogroup which is associated with the spread of Afro-Asiatic languages. Some subclades of this haplogroup are found in Eastern Africa south of the Horn of Africa, in Afro-Asiatic speaking populations without a trace of J. Well actually Northeast Africa includes Egypt and Nubia. Most of Afro-Asiatic speaking populations do carry a J1 lineage like North Horners do. Egyptians also do. Northwest Africans do. Even isolated Guanches showed 16% of J1. Yemenis are the ones who carry its at the highest rate. Even recently , they found , surprisingly , R1b at high level among Chadic-speakers.About this E-M35 , it was only found among two Amhras and 1 Yemeni. Contradictory. It depends of each views , that region is surrended by Sahara.
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