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: