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[GregKiroKH2]

People are beginning to use UEPs for haplogroup assignments instead of HVR-1 and 2 haplotypes. Do you know what they tested for besides the HVR-1 and 2 regions? I had to ask to find out, and so I tested my entire mitochondria to know for sure....

[GregKiroKH2]

The good thing about these sub-clades is that we can understand how our society became what it is today. Luckily for me, my R1b does not have many matches after 12 markers. Still, some of the older markers can tell us a unique story of history.

mutations tend to increase in value but...

[GregKiroKH2]

I actually thought about Bill's comments while reading this paper. It also has an interesting story about 16519. I only wish they would include the base when they write about such things as the many amazing mtSNPs. Also, it should be C12705T if they talk about 16224C or better T16224C. Luckily, I did...

[GregKiroKH2]

I wonder who these three people were. They must be related somehow....

[GregKiroKH2]

Maybe, it is like saying who were the Romans? The Bantu covered the Niger-Congo area. I spoke with some people about this. And they said that people like the Zulu who spoke Bantu were completely different than the Ibo. It is a term made by "Dr. Wilhelm Heinrich Immanuel Bleek (1827-1875) in his...

[GregKiroKH2]

Thank you Rainbow, I saw your photograph, and I prayed about your comments.

I sometimes wonder why I know the name of my many great grandfather from around the 1800s but not my many great grandmother's name. Maybe, this was a way he cared for me I did not understand. mtDNA research...

[GregKiroKH2]

Ok Ana, I am looking at the data now.

[GregKiroKH2]

I wrote this in another forum. I am coming to think that the nameless female might have been a Negro Wench. I have found several articles on the subject. Wench is actual a name too . . .

In Alex Haley’s Roots, Kunta Kinte was in love with Fanta, a girl from his village. He ran away...

[GregKiroKH2]

Now that is good news

[GregKiroKH2]

Any new tests or articles for R1b . . . my deep clade tests were all negative . . .

[GregKiroKH2]

Thanks Ana, I think I have finally learned my lesson. Never turn in article the same day I write it. It might be dangerous to my mental health

I will look forward to your E-mail. I know you are excited with the results. I remember there were at least two branches to the L1c1a tree,...

[GregKiroKH2]

Many humans stop producing lactase between the ages of two and five....

[GregKiroKH2]

When did the intolerance for milk develop in mammals, one million years ago?
At what age would a baby stop drinking milk 10,000 years ago?

So adults started to drink milk because it was good?

Let me think about this . . .

Milk makes mammals feel...

[GregKiroKH2]

LP does not mean that 20,000 years ago adult people did not tolerate milk....

[GregKiroKH2]

The most accepted notion is that the cows were hunted before the Bronze Age. Milk could be obtained from human sources. So, why would someone obtain milk from a cow?

No one knows how early man first reacted to milk. It must have been good enough for some people thou. I know I love it,...