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In time Ms. Ink in time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kazimiera
I'm W1, W1g specifically.
My mtDNA is H, the biggest line in Europe. I still do not know if I am in any particular subgroup. I have way to much matches, from the whole of Europe plus Turkey(mostly Greeks and Armenians, also some Turks) and a lot of Polish and Russian Jews. Soon I will upgrade to Mega test and I would have done everything I could possible do with me myDNA and a lot of my matches, would be gone and only the really close one's will stay. My mtDNA group H is 41.9% in a sample of over 850 tested Bulgarians, spread evenly through out the whole country :)
mtDNA H is a super Western Euroasian haplogroup. It's also very, very common in the Middle East.
Im h15a
U5b2a
We survived this long. You are all of our mutated bitches.
Cu cu
Mine is U8b and i was genetically linked to Italians, which is interesting because my mtDNA line is supposed to be Scottish :P
I just learned i'm W mtdna and i don't know further information about it.I just knew my maternal side from south slavic countries.
All i know about haplogroup w is that it's very rare in Europe and it's linked with Uralic peoples, as Finns and Hungarians have some of the highest percentages, i wouldn't be surprised if you have a distant Hungarian connection then.Quote:
Originally Posted by kurtbitter
I've just got the result, my mum, sicilian, got T2b.
Just got mine too. FTDNA says plain U5, project admin U5a1, probably need a FMS.
Am I the only X? *chirp chirp*
Lucky you! You cluster with the W, I and X which are extremely rare. Not much is written about those groups.Quote:
Originally Posted by paksaltopam
I wish there was more to learn about them!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kazimiera
I know. They are the most neglected groups of them all. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by paksaltopam
My mtdna is U.
HV
K. Seems to be relatively rare here.
Just saying:
Other: 15 respondents, 0 staff. Staff percentage: 0%
V: 8 respondents, 0 staff. Staff percentage: 0%
W: 5 respondents, 0 staff. Staff percentage: 0%
U: 35 respondents, 1 staff. Staff percentage: 3%
J: 19 respondents, 1 staff. Staff percentage: 5%
T: 20 respondents, 1 staff. Staff percentage: 5%
H: 67 respondents, 4 staff. Staff percentage: 6%.
Total: 198 respondents, 13 staff. Staff percentage: 7%
HV: 6 respondents, 1 staff. Staff percentage: 17%
I, N: 5 respondents each, 1 staff each. Staff percentage: 20%
K: 13 respondents, 3 staff. Staff percentage: 24%
K conspiracy on TA?
I was DNA tested this year and I'm very interested in my maternal ancester. Her name is Martha Gladwell of Oxford, England. My mtdna haplogroup turned out to be H. I hope this helps with the research.
According to 23andme my mother's maternal haplogroup was U2e1a and my paternal grandmother's was H13a2, but more specifically according to the recent mtFullSequence test results from FTDNA it is actually U2e1a1 and H13a2c1.
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Originally Posted by Maleficent
c1b2
Ac/DC
U8b.
H1. H1n to be more specific.
My Mtdna haplogroup is U5a1d. i've been told its a Scandinavian Haplogroup?
J1b1a
U1a3, doesn't get any older and more ancient then that.
I is older. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Archon Progon
Mine is V
Not K? Not OK.
New slogan. It's cleansing time.
H11a1, most common in Belarus.
K1a19
N1a, I hear it is pretty rare anywhere, especially in Europe:cool:
H67- which I think is quite rare
U5b1b1
T1a