hrvclv
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- Location
- Auvergne, France
- Ethnic group
- Arvern
- Y-DNA haplogroup
- R1b-U152-DF103
- mtDNA haplogroup
- H1bm
The SNP tracker (http://scaledinnovation.com/gg/snpTracker.html) proposes the following mutation stages for H1b:
H > H1 > H-T16189C! > H1b
For H1bm, the sequence given is :
H > H1 > H1bm (the H-T16189C! > H1b segment expected in between H1 and H1bm is not there)
I always thought that H1bm was a subclade of H1b (just like R1b is a subclade of R1). Apparently not.
So... question: Does the SNP Tracker use shortcuts that I am not aware of? Or is H1bm not a descendant, but rather some "sister clade" of H1b?
Grateful in advance to anyone who can help.
H > H1 > H-T16189C! > H1b
For H1bm, the sequence given is :
H > H1 > H1bm (the H-T16189C! > H1b segment expected in between H1 and H1bm is not there)
I always thought that H1bm was a subclade of H1b (just like R1b is a subclade of R1). Apparently not.
So... question: Does the SNP Tracker use shortcuts that I am not aware of? Or is H1bm not a descendant, but rather some "sister clade" of H1b?
Grateful in advance to anyone who can help.