What is your mtDNA Haplogroup

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Originally Posted by Dick

Impossible. It's obviously Slavic.


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I feel very close to you, being a I-M438 Slav myself. We could be twins.

I am H1c. Is this a Slavic haplogroup?

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Originally Posted by arkas

I feel very close to you, being a I-M438 Slav myself. We could be twins.

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Haplogroups don't matter because the jew says so! If you don't agree with the jew then you're a racist, nazi, scum, stupid etc! the manlet jew is always right, and you are wrong.

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Originally Posted by Dick

Haplogroups don't matter because the jew says so! If you don't agree with the jew then you're a racist, nazi, scum, stupid etc! the manlet jew is always right, and you are wrong.

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Lol actually I kind of agree, they aren't that important. They are only important for scientific purposes, not identity and it only tells you the story of one line in your personal ancestry.

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Originally Posted by arkas

Lol actually I kind of agree, they aren't that important. They are only important for scientific purposes, not identity and it only tells you the story of one line in your personal ancestry.

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That's because you're a fag and believe in 123 genders.

lol, my mtDNA is L1'2'3'4'5'6.


probably 170.000-200.000+ years old.

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Originally Posted by YemeniAntillean

lol, my mtDNA is L1'2'3'4'5'6.


probably 170.000-200.000+ years old.

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Hello mixed race person!

Your sarcasm is OWD.

Regards,
Dick

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Originally Posted by Dick

Hello mixed race person!

Your sarcasm is OWD.

Regards,
Dick

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Spoiler!

L1'2'3'4'5'6

Migration Routes:

Haplogroup: Haplogroup L1, sister group of Haplogroup L2-L6, subclade of Haplogroup L1-L6
Age: 107,600 – 174,300 Years Ago
Region: Middle Africa
Distribution: Middle Africa and West Africa
Population: Pygmy and Baka
People in this haplogroup:
Nelson Mandela

???? who says i was sarcastic XD i am dead ass serious, my mtDNA haplogroup is one of the most rare around LMAO

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Originally Posted by YemeniAntillean

Spoiler!

L1'2'3'4'5'6

Migration Routes:

Haplogroup: Haplogroup L1, sister group of Haplogroup L2-L6, subclade of Haplogroup L1-L6
Age: 107,600 – 174,300 Years Ago
Region: Middle Africa
Distribution: Middle Africa and West Africa
Population: Pygmy and Baka
People in this haplogroup:
Nelson Mandela

???? who says i was sarcastic XD i am dead ass serious, my mtDNA haplogroup is one of the most rare around LMAO

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Pygmy? No wonder you're only 5'7

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Originally Posted by Dick

Pygmy? No wonder you're only 5'7

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LOOOOOL, WHY U GOTTA DO ME LIKE THAT XD


lol but no, i asked someone on Biodiversity and he said my specific haplogroup originated in Central Africa, East Africa, or North Africa. It could be possible it originated out of Ethiopia, and Ethiopians ive met were only 5'6 or 5'5, so that seems most plausible lol

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Originally Posted by YemeniAntillean

LOOOOOL, WHY U GOTTA DO ME LIKE THAT XD


lol but no, i asked someone on Biodiversity and he said my specific haplogroup originated in Central Africa, East Africa, or North Africa. It could be possible it originated out of Ethiopia, and Ethiopians ive met were only 5'6 or 5'5, so that seems most plausible lol

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Originally Posted by Dick

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lol no, they dont matter at all. It's just interesting to me. incase u forgot who i am, i am the nigga that constantly asks people about everything having to do with ethnicity and shit. It's just super interesting imo to see where my moms family originated, i know i am 42% african or something but i dont know exactly where, thats the prob with slavery.

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Originally Posted by YemeniAntillean

lol no, they dont matter at all. It's just interesting to me. incase u forgot who i am, i am the nigga that constantly asks people about everything having to do with ethnicity and shit. It's just super interesting imo to see where my moms family originated, i know i am 42% african or something but i dont know exactly where, thats the prob with slavery.

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Lmao you're half African maternally and your Mtdna is common in Africans.


Swallow the fuck up.


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Originally Posted by Dick

Lmao you're half African maternally and your Mtdna is common in Africans.


Swallow the fuck up.


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"lmao" i've noticed that i am technically half african maternally. and yeah, it da truth foo. Slavery was a real thang, my ancestors got fuckt over by the europeans, and above of that i am half european myself lmao.

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Originally Posted by YemeniAntillean

"lmao" i've noticed that i am technically half african maternally. and yeah, it da truth foo. Slavery was a real thang, my ancestors got fuckt over by the europeans, and above of that i am half european myself lmao.

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$ToPP TALKinn diGgg UH Jewww MaH MO'FUkin BrothA XD

H4 , haven't met any other H4s...

H11a2a2

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Originally Posted by Dick

Haplogroups don't matter because the jew says so! If you don't agree with the jew then you're a racist, nazi, scum, stupid etc! the manlet jew is always right, and you are wrong.

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You must have great pain in your heart to write this about me, even though I didn't say it. I hope identifying as Northern European despite being a Serb grants you peace, my friend.

Perhaps people agree with me because they think what I write makes sense, though, not because I am who I am?

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Originally Posted by Longbowman

You must have great pain in your heart to write this about me, even though I didn't say it. I hope identifying as Northern European despite being a Serb grants you peace, my friend.

Perhaps people agree with me because they think what I write makes sense, though, not because I am who I am?

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LOL


personally i find mtDNA haplogroups quite interesting, even though they are probably not as important for me as a female but it is still part of my genetics.


How common would you say my haplogroup L1'2'3'4'5'6 is?

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Originally Posted by YemeniAntillean

LOL


personally i find mtDNA haplogroups quite interesting, even though they are probably not as important for me as a female but it is still part of my genetics.


How common would you say my haplogroup L1'2'3'4'5'6 is?

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Haplogroups ARE interesting, but identifying with them doesn't make sense. Imagine finding more in common with some randomer from another race than your own grandpa (or indeed female relatives).

extremely common seeing as nearly all haplogroups except for this one are descended from it. In its unmutated form? fairly rare outside parts of Africa.

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Originally Posted by Longbowman

Haplogroups ARE interesting, but identifying with them doesn't make sense. Imagine finding more in common with some randomer from another race than your own grandpa (or indeed female relatives).

extremely common seeing as nearly all haplogroups except for this one are descended from it. In its unmutated form? fairly rare outside parts of Africa.

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Yeah ok, makes sense if you explain it in that way.


I also read it either originated in East Africa, Central Africa, or North Africa based of on the splits. Atleast thats what someone else said on Biodiversity.

Spoiler!

Your have the most interesting MTDNA result I have ever seen...if it is what it is.....and it probably is.
1 - Where did you test?
2 - Its not Pygmy....it probably East, Central, or North African....based on the phylogeny of where such a split may have happened.

First lets talk about what it isn't......Its NOT L0....and its NOT just L1.

The Root of Maternal diversity basically has L0. L0 has MAINLY Southern And Eastern representatives in the form of L0d in South Africa. And L0a'b'f'k' in East Africa. L0a'b'f'k is FURTHER split with with L0a'b'f being East African...and L0k having Southern Representatives. I know one East African that is L0a'b'f. A map of that phylogeny can be found Here .

The Lineage YOU carry would be the sister lineage of L0, your lineage sits at the root to everything that is NOT L0.....all the way at the root before any of the other splits had taken place. You can see an image with that phylogeny HERE (L1'6 top right) as well as below:



So your lineage is the ancestral linage in which
-L1 split and became a founding West African lineage (L1b) with the oldest representatives (L1c) in Pygmies.
-L2 split somewhere in Central African and became the most widespread Pan African lineage.
-L3 . L4, L5 and L6 split somewhere in The Horn of Africa.

These successive splits are best represented in this image.


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@KingKhalasi - Your East African looks more legit...more than the "noise" level like more typical African Americans on the higher end of the SSA scale like me. I am like 0-0.01% Horner....and I am East African L0a1a with likely post Holocene separation from East Africa.

They didnt tell you L1......they said L1'2'3'4'5'6. Your lineage is the Parent of L1 and all other Sister lineages EQUALLY. If correct it is extremely rare. I can only think an L0* and some pre M1 in older publications that were as interesting. I am not too familiar with other testing companies to know if they can break down when certain components entered your genome. Do you have a chromosome Painting image that you can post?

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Originally Posted by YemeniAntillean

lol no, they dont matter at all. It's just interesting to me. incase u forgot who i am, i am the nigga that constantly asks people about everything having to do with ethnicity and shit. It's just super interesting imo to see where my moms family originated, i know i am 42% african or something but i dont know exactly where, thats the prob with slavery.

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Stuff like Ydna matter quite a bit in terms of finding the ethnicity or race of your paternal side, subclades can clearly be linked to ethnicity. MtDNA on the other hand is more ambiguous due to how women move places when they get married

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Originally Posted by Kelmendasi

Stuff like Ydna matter quite a bit in terms of finding the ethnicity or race of your paternal side, subclades can clearly be linked to ethnicity. MtDNA on the other hand is more ambiguous due to how women move places when they get married

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That's true. What i do know is that my mtDNA is african, and my yDNA is western european from britain and Germany areas.


my yDNA is R1b1a

My mitochondrial haplogroup is L2a1.

H2a2

WeGene says L3 and little more information. Unsure of the accuracy of the site, but my mother is mostly of Slavic descent for reference.

H20, from what I gathered it's also present in the Basque Country, Rioja, Navarre and Asturias. Earliest sample is from neolithic Catalonia

H11a1.


https://i.imgur.com/GgIby8A.jpg

h1g

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Originally Posted by Krieger

Unsure of the accuracy of the site, but my mother is mostly of Slavic descent for reference.

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Polish?

K2a5... idk anything about this haplogroup

My mtDNA is cancerous as fuck, can't find anything useful about it other than being "West Eurasian". It's so rare that only one other dude(from Turkey) falls under this subclade on ftdna despite it being quite old.

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Originally Posted by Leto

Polish?

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Polish and Slovak.

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As far as I know

according to Wegene my MtDNA haplogroup is I

J2b1.

I'm H2a2a1; origins: unknown. I've seen other people with this haplogroup who also descent from a RH negative bloodline. Anyone else who is H2a2a1 from the RH negative bloodline?

I am a U1a1a but do not know country of origin.

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Originally Posted by Aren

My mtDNA is cancerous as fuck, can't find anything useful about it other than being "West Eurasian". It's so rare that only one other dude(from Turkey) falls under this subclade on ftdna despite it being quite old.

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What is it

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Originally Posted by veryrare

I'm H2a2a1; origins: unknown. I've seen other people with this haplogroup who also descent from a RH negative bloodline. Anyone else who is H2a2a1 from the RH negative bloodline?

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H2a2a1 with Rh+