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Hallo, there!
I have taken the fullMT test and haplogroup is H-G16129A!
So far so good. I have come across an academic paper in which Mitocondrial haplogroups results from difrerent neolithic sammples are analyses.
They mention one case from 5450-4775 BC which would seem to have the same haplogroup as me (H-G1161292A!):
Is this correct, do I share the same Haplogroup invidual or is it just the same code (G16129A!) for different things?
If this is the case, does this mean that I am more closely related to this invidual than to other individuals in the H haplogroup? Would this give any indication of when this particular mutation took place?
I realise that this person is not necessarily my ancestor but many people can say that we at least share a common ancestor with him/her.
Here's the full article:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3978205/
Thanks!
Daniel
I have taken the fullMT test and haplogroup is H-G16129A!
So far so good. I have come across an academic paper in which Mitocondrial haplogroups results from difrerent neolithic sammples are analyses.
They mention one case from 5450-4775 BC which would seem to have the same haplogroup as me (H-G1161292A!):
| Culture/Age | Individual | Hg1 | Hg H sequence variants compared to RSRS |
| LBK (5450-4775 BC) | HAL11 | H | T16093C, G16129A! |
Is this correct, do I share the same Haplogroup invidual or is it just the same code (G16129A!) for different things?
If this is the case, does this mean that I am more closely related to this invidual than to other individuals in the H haplogroup? Would this give any indication of when this particular mutation took place?
I realise that this person is not necessarily my ancestor but many people can say that we at least share a common ancestor with him/her.
Here's the full article:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3978205/
Thanks!
Daniel