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I agree. He does look of mixed race descent. He has a deep voice. But then all Eurasians who have at least Y-DNA haplogroups A, B, and E and MtDNA L anywhere in there ancestry autosomally or not must be of mixed race descent over thousands of years. My theory is that curly and wavy hair...

That is a rather biased theory coming from a scientist. Bryan Sykes' was also a bit biased with his "The Seven Daughters of Eve" (he, himself belonging to one of the major haplogroups - Tara). You're obviously meaning that people with rare DNA are not biologically good enough as people with...

I believe Madonna has been possibly reading this forum or maybe other DNA forums because she has named her tour MDNA and according to Bella magazine: BELLA MAGAZINE

Why would you have an "irrational fear" about that? exotic and rare haplogroups are interesting.

Wow, another rare haplogroup! They are my favourites. M, N and R aren't rare as a whole worldwide , it depends on their branches (subclades) like for example, N1a or R0a, etc. I, W and X and probably N1a seem to be strongest in mountainous countries, perhaps that's how they survived...

Does anyone know if there are any websites that have haplogroup percentage charts of all different countries worldwide or even ethnic groups? I find them very fascinating Here's an example: http://www.jogg.info/32/mertens_files/image002.gif

Here's three possibilities: 1. The Silk Road 2. The Ottoman Empire 3. The Magyars also haplogroup mtDNA F has been found in Hvar Island. With all due respect, I wouldn't consider Haplogroup M as Middle Eastern. It's more of an South Asian, East Asian and Horn African Haplogroup.

Table 1 Individual Coding sequence HVR-1 region nt16064–16405 Haplogroup D1 7028T, 12308G 16356C U4 D2 7028T, 12308G 16114A, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16294T U5a Bt1 7028T, 12308G 16179T, 16356C U4 View it in a separate window Nucleotide substitutions and mtDNA...

Well here's an interesting link from PLoS One: Genetic Diversity among Ancient Nordic Populations http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2912848/

My best friend and I planned to have our mtDNA done together. While we awaited our results, I was hoping I'd be a rare uncomman haplogroup and my friend didn't mind which one she would be. Rather ironically, when we recieved our results it turned I am U5a - Ursula (one of the most comman...

L1b? Do you mean Y-DNA or mtDNA?

Is she? Where does it say she's that haplogroup?

Personally, I think haplogroup Iris people seem to be quite uniquely good looking, well my friend and her relatives certainly are. The females in particular seem to have very feminine delicate features. Dr Alice Roberts is haplogroup I she has delicate features.The Lemkos look similar to Laz...

Distribution of Haplogroup I and W from Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_I_%28mtDNA%29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_W_%28mtDNA%29

Wow, that's a lot! Then perhaps I'm wrong about the having more sons part. It's a mystery though why Iris and Wilma seem to be minority haplogroups.

Oh, by the way I came across some quite interesting stuff about Colchians http://www.blackfoal.com/ http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=colchians&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&source=hp&channel=np

Well, Kardu I did take your advice and suggested to him about a DNA test. He said he'd be interested. :smile:

Isn't men's baldness inherited from his maternal grandfather?

Not necessarily. Beauty's in the eye of the beholder or alternatively people for thousands of years had arranged marriages.

So it seems, from what I've read in this thread, the older the Y-DNA haplogroup the deeper the voice? Some women have deep voices how do you explain that? Evolutionary tree of Human Y-chromosome DNA (Y-DNA) haplogroups most recent common Y-ancestor A A1b A1a-T...