Mitotree New from FTDNA

[Beowulf]

Interesting that U5b is far more common in Iberians...perhaps it really is from a Visigoth (or other non-Iberian) distantly? Not sure how many females members traveled with their men in these adventures.

I did a quick search a few minutes ago and I have read that it was frequently present among WHG too! Maybe it was introduced to Iberia by them? I think mtdna haplogroups are quite hard to trace genealogically unlike Y-DNA haplogroups... Sigh

[Grace O'Malley]

Mine stayed the same.

[Figaro]

Mine stayed the same.

You are extremely Irish!

[~Elizabeth~]

Family Tree DNA is having a discount sale now thru April 30th. https://www.familytreedna.com/

[Dick]

I did a quick search a few minutes ago and I have read that it was frequently present among WHG too! Maybe it was introduced to Iberia by them? I think mtdna haplogroups are quite hard to trace genealogically unlike Y-DNA haplogroups... Sigh

They are not hard to trace genealogically. One needs to do a full Mtdna sequence test at Ftdna. It's like their Big Y.

[Figaro]

They are not hard to trace genealogically. One needs to do a full Mtdna sequence test at Ftdna. It's like their Big Y.

Phil Anselmo, is that you?

[~Elizabeth~]

Phil Anselmo, is that you?

I had to Google Phil Anselmo. You're right, they do look alike. They are both tough looking.

[~Elizabeth~]

There might be another sale near Mother's Day, which is May 11th.

[Dick]

Phil Anselmo, is that you?

You're the 2nd person on the forum to say that. I was never into Pantera. They're okay, I guess. My head is not shaved now anyway but I do see it. I also have more tattoos than him.

[Grace O'Malley]

The mitotree is still updating so mine might change. I'm also on yfull and they have my mtdna there as J1c3f1*. It has also moved from where it was last time I looked.

I've marked in yellow where I am placed.



https://www.yfull.com/mtree/J1c3f/