Haplogroup H subclades - interesting distribution

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Originally Posted by Leto

Hey I remember you. :) Are you still on Gedmatch? I'd like you to share some of your results again.

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Which ones exactly?

Mt is always fun, looks like a trading market with impossible combinaisons of countries. I trade you a U for a H, or some iron stuff, is likely how a good part of it went down.

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Originally Posted by Hektor12

Some subclades can be found in irrelevant regions -for example in northern or western europe and Turkey, but absent in eastern and southern europe. What is the explanation?

H14b: found in Iran, Turkey, Germany and France ??

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that's mine :cool:

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Originally Posted by Dismal Knight

Which ones exactly?

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Good ol' Euro K13 as well as Dodecad K12b and HarappaWorld. I think I had your kit number but it later got deleted. We have updated some of the oracles since then, particularly Euro K13 and Dod K12b.

By the way, which districts of Dagestan is your ancestry from? The Avar samples we have are from Gunibsky and Untsukulsky districts.

Any info on H5b?
It's my father's mtDNA.

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Originally Posted by Leto

Good ol' Euro K13 as well as Dodecad K12b and HarappaWorld. I think I had your kit number but it later got deleted. We have updated some of the oracles since then, particularly Euro K13 and Dod K12b.

By the way, which districts of Dagestan is your ancestry from? The Avar samples we have are from Gunibsky and Untsukulsky districts.

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I'm a little paranoid and so I deleted my Gedmatch account after I published it publicly. My new kit number — ZP4149258.
I am from western Dagestan. Botlikh district, Ansalta village.
I hope you understand my google-english.

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Originally Posted by Dismal Knight

I'm a little paranoid and so I deleted my Gedmatch account after I published it publicly. My new kit number — ZP4149258.
I am from western Dagestan. Botlikh district, Ansalta village.
I hope you understand my google-english.

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Thank you, that's fine! As far as I know Botlikh is like the center of the Avar area in Dagestan.

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H1c: found especially in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and North Asia / / found in Neolithic France and Germany, in Bell Beaker Britain, and in Bronze Age Scotland and Latvia

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That's it? what about if you add a 1? :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Alenka

Any info on H5b?
It's my father's mtDNA.

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Mtdna locator map link is here;
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...na-locator-map



https://i.ibb.co/JrqSzwZ/0-E4-E2361-...5322-C5-B0.jpg

Anything on H13a2b3 ?
It's the mtdna haplogroup of a greek friend