Haplogroup h

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Anyone have anything good on it?

2004
evolutsioon.ut.ee/publications/Achilli2004.pdf

1999


Albania - 42 - H - 57.4%
Austria - 117 - H - 32.5%
Belgium - 33 - H 40.6%
Cornwall, England - 69 - H - 34.8%
mainland, England - 100 - H - 35.0%
Wales - 92 - H - 47.8%
Bulgaria - 30 - H - 23.3%
Caucasus-Adygei - Other - 26.0%
Denmark - 32 - H - 34.4%
Estonia - 28 - Other - 25.0%
Finland - 79 - H - 27.8%
France - 111 - H - 45.0%
Georgia - 45 - JT - 28.9%
North Germany - 108 - Other - 26.9%
South Germany - 249 - H - 30.9%
Iceland - 53 - Other - 24.5%
Israel-Druze - 45 - IWX - 26.7%
Italian Alps - 115 - JT - 33.3%
Sardinia - 73 - H - 38.4%
Sicily - 63 - H - 39.7%
Tuscany - 49 - JT - 24.5%
Karelia (Finn/Russian) - 83 - H - 31.3%
Kurds - 29 - H and Other - both 27.6%
Near East - 42 - JT - 45.2%
Norway - 30 - H - 46.7%
Portugal - 54 - H - 44.4%
Saami (Finns) - U5 - 52.9%
Basques - 106 - H - 50.9%
Catalunya (Spain) - 15 - H and V - both 26.7%
central Spain - 74 - H - 52.2%
Galicia (Spain) - 92 - H - 24.3%
Sweden - 32 - Other - 28.1%
Switzerland - 72 - Other - 29.2%
Turkey - 96 - JT - 24.2%
Volga-Finnic - 34 - JT - 29.4%


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www.oxan.click2.co.uk/cgi-bin/viewtopic.php?t=564&sid=7d73d3b562bfc5e23cf9e7a21dbe24c3

[wendland]

I had read before that mt H was the most common one in Europe, on average over 40%. However, I'd read that its origin was in Europe. The article believes it to be the Near East and was then brought into Europe. This seems to make sense, with then further radiation out of European H1, and H3. I didn't know that it was even presents in Yakuts of Eastern Siberia!

[wendland]

Seems like generally the people at dodona are not so interested in the female lineages...

[Ilmatar]

I personally I'm very interested in the mtDNA studies, since I don't have the Y chromosome to retract STRs from. Here is an interesting study - I have to love Estonians for publishing the less recent studies online - on haplogroup H from the same source

evolutsioon.ut.ee/publications/Loogvali2004.pdf

I haven't had my DNA tested, but given my ancestory it is very likely I'm a H1, possibly with two or three additional mutations.

[wendland]

That was an interesting article. It-s good that they-re getting into the subgroups within the particluar haplotypes.
I find the whole topic of the mt haplotypes interesting, and how it doesn-t necessarily coalesce with the Y chromosomal haplotypes.
I once posted for info about mt haplotype T, mine actually, but no one really had much on it, and there aren-t any papers I-ve been able to find on it.

[Elistariel]

I don't have any fascinating news on it. I am one. I tested with the Genographic Project. My muatatoins are 261T and 519C. I couldn't tell you what that means though.