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Summary ResultsIn 2011, one of my cousins, a seventh great grandson of the ancestor Jean Baril, participated in the Genographic Project of the National Geographic and has been kind enough to let me share the results with you. His Y-chromosome was subjected to DNA testing and found to be in the Haplogroup R1b, M343 (Subclade R1b1a2, M269) and a report was issued explaining the meaning of the markers found: M168 > P143 > M89 > L15 > M9 > M45 > M207 > M173 > M343 Since Y chromosomes are passed from father to sons, our ancestor Jean Baril would have belonged to the same group and so would be all of his male descendants. So although this report was written for a single individual, it also applies to you if you are a male descendant of Jean Baril. The report goes on to say that our ancestry goes back as follows:
This makes you a direct descendant of the people who dominated the human expansion into Europe, the Cro-Magon, the same people responsible for the famous cave paintings found in Southern France. For additional details, see the Full Report. Map showing the migration routes of your ancestors. More information
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