Humm , same as mine , I did something wrong then.I Just thought genera had not analysed beyond H.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rafael Passoni
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Humm , same as mine , I did something wrong then.I Just thought genera had not analysed beyond H.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rafael Passoni
That's it. They provide me only U. There is a full analysis service. I think FTDNA, if I'm not wrong, where they go deeper. My next kit will be Ancestry soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Son of the Atlantic
That's it. They provide me only U. There is a full analysis service. I think FTDNA, if I'm not wrong, where they go deeper. My next kit will be Ancestry soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Son of the Atlantic
Yes I think If you are a XY man genera analyses your mt DNA only in superficial level(single letter), but your paternal haplo they analyse till deeper clades more snps It is just a theory tho.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rafael Passoni
There I tested only my mum bc I need to find my great-grandpa through DNA matches. As more DNA matches I have, it's better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Son of the Atlantic
H5a1a
https://www.yfull.com/mtree/H5a1a/
H5a1: found in most of Europe and Siberia / found in Bell Beaker Netherlands, in Bronze Age Bulgaria, in the Tagar culture (Bronze Age Siberia), and in LBA Scotland
Its highest frequencies are observed in Wales (8.5%), Slovenia (8%), Latvia (7%), Belgium (7%), Romania (6%), Bosnia-Herzegovina (5.5%), Russia (5%), Germany (5%), Slovakia (5%), Switzerland (4.5%) and Poland (4.5%).
H4
V6 (V6b1b).
H3 !
L2c4 kinda a generic ssa haplogroup :hiding:
C1b2
Is anyone else H11A?
I donīt know but I am H1.Quote:
Originally Posted by InmostLight
H1q2a exactly.
K2a5
N1b1b. It’s a small club of cool kids.
Like half of Europe or so, H. Borring asf.
Legend has it H1c emerged from now flooded Doggerland where ancient moms used to dodge polar bears jumping on ice plaques (netflix dramatization)
No. Sounds like the next Avian flu.Quote:
Originally Posted by InmostLight
I'm D1, it's native american, with roots in ancient asia
https://i.imgur.com/ydHWdd6.png
My father is H, H standard - true balkan (H and E-V13)
https://i.imgur.com/mRTLv6v.png
H1c. I have no clue where it's originated.
T2a like in my bio :)
I am H11a on 23andmeQuote:
Originally Posted by InmostLight
H1a3
They assigned this one to me: https://www.yfull.com/mtree/H12a*/
I honestly didn't expect this, as my direct maternal ancestors were Croats from Lika who have reportedly been living in the region since the Middle Ages. The haplogroup itself seems to be definitely Paleo-Balkan/Thracian in origin, if not outright Albanian.
Mtdna version of E-v13Quote:
Originally Posted by CommonSense
Indeed. It will be interesting to see with whom I will share the branch once they update the tree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dick
I’d really like to know the migration route mine took to Eastern Europe (mtDNA N1b1b)....N1a was a common Neolithic mtDNA, but not N1b. I see no Neolithic N1b in the record..anyone stumble upon any?
Proud member of the U5 family.
I am H1c, which is closely associated with R1a.
"Comparing the regions where haplogroup R1a is found today with the modern mtDNA frequencies, it transpires that the maternal lineages that correlate the most with Y-haplogroup R1a are mt-haplogroups H1b, H1c, H2a1, H6, H7, H11, T1a1a1, U2e, U4, U5a1a and W, as well as some subclades of I, J, K, T2 and V (see below). Ancient mtDNA from Northeast Europe also corroborates this."
Bro :rotflQuote:
Originally Posted by E1b1b
My mitogroup K1b2b1 , celtic https://www.yfull.com/mtree/K1b2b/
Rboy, although I've seen from other genetic forums that members who were R0 who got more extensive haplogroup testing were actually just some branch of H.
Maybe it's Ancient Euro like Eneolithic Trypillia or Iberomaurusian, or Arabian, or Gypsy/Indian (least likley, R0 is only significant in Kalash), or I'm just H and 23andme isn't extensive enough.
Anatolian W6c.
Maternal U4d2
Paternal U5a1
L2a1c1, it's present today in North, West and Central Africa, but the origin is in North Africa.
W6a
J1c5c1 Apparently, it was founded in the Franco-Cantabrian region by the ancient Vascones.
I’m a subclade of V. Fcking EEF negro xD
Paternal is more white… U5
A few Albanians have your mtDNA too. The rest is Spanish. I wonder why those Albanians have that mtDNA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gallop
I am an H1c woman :)
I am an H1e woman :)