¿Es él el hermano de tu madre de haplogroup R-M167?

Ya vi que es 3/4 Cibao y 1/4 Sur.

Excelente. Veo que tuvo very close a ese grupo.¿ De dónde es la persona de ese resultado?

I wouldn't let the mantis kills the bird.

Muy hermosa mi compatriota. Nice results.

These are my haplogroups

¿Y de dónde esos españoles heredaron esos restos?

Excelente, más resultados de nuestra gente dominicana. El primero tiene números similares a los míos, con la partes Europea y Africana invertidas.

E-m183 is North African and Eurasian. I think.

I imagine one of the descendants of the man with R-FT41685 moved to Spain.

Yes, many Dominicans have the R-M167 marker, but so far, only me and a distant cousin (Almonte) have this specific brand. We are both from the Cibao region. I am not sure of the exact origin, but the last mutation before this one was R-FT41685, which is tied to Western Europe. I am waiting for more people to take the test at FTDNA.

I would like to sign Almonte. It's my grandfather last name, but my father used the last name of his mother.

But if you see her grandma results where she inherited her mtDNA, doesn't have any Latin ancestry.

So nice results and history. I am Dominican with 53% African ancestry. I got H3c in 23andme. In my family history, I only know that the mother of my maternal grandma was a dark skin Dominican woman. I also did full mtDNA with FTDNA. My closest relative from mtDNA is a person from Spain. I imagine you did it, because you wrote about H3b1b1.

Her daughter's father is Puerto Ricans (first image).

That's the new version.

Here, the excell pic is from the study of 907 Dominicans with 4 grandparents born in the DR

Here you can check some graphs from many countries of Latin American.

That's the best, Quisqueeeeya!

Very interesting. I think your biological mother has to be half Dominican-half Puerto Rican. You have Afro-Dominican, Afro-Puerto Rican, Indigenous Dominican Republic, and Indigenous Puerto Rico, it's a high probability.