Maternal HG U9
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You need to check if a person you are related to has non-Somali admixture. Not all haplogroups of people you are related to are always Somali.
Anyhow, here is a list of U9:
www.yfull.com
One Ethiopian got it. So there is the potential this is a low frequency MENA lineage in Horners, but I honestly don't know much about this lineage.
Check if the person has admixture or not.
You need to check if a person you are related to has non-Somali admixture. Not all haplogroups of people you are related to are always Somali.
Anyhow, here is a list of U9:
U9 MTree
One Ethiopian got it. So there is the potential this is a low frequency MENA lineage in Horners, but I honestly don't know much about this lineage.
Check if the person has admixture or not.
They've found U9a in a Somali dataset before:
anthromadness.blogspot.com
Mikkelsen et al 2012:
link.springer.com
The more common U marker among Somalis is U3a but I've seen the rare other U9a on 23andme if memory serves me right and it's in the study alongside U3a. I haven't really seen Somalis with it yet but U6a1 is also found in other Horners. U subclades are not unheard of in the Horn.
I'd say you have a fairly normal Somali marker. Just a rare one.
Somali mtDNA frequencies
While like I've said; I don't touch upon Uniparental data ( Y-DNA & mtDNA ) too much, I still thought sharing this data would be rather in...
anthromadness.blogspot.com
Mikkelsen et al 2012:
Forensic and phylogeographic characterisation of mtDNA lineages from Somalia - International Journal of Legal Medicine
The African mitochondrial (mt) phylogeny is coarsely resolved but the majority of population data generated so far is limited to the analysis of the first hypervariable segment (HVS-1) of the control region (CR). Therefore, this study aimed on the investigation of the entire CR of 190 unrelated...
The more common U marker among Somalis is U3a but I've seen the rare other U9a on 23andme if memory serves me right and it's in the study alongside U3a. I haven't really seen Somalis with it yet but U6a1 is also found in other Horners. U subclades are not unheard of in the Horn.
I'd say you have a fairly normal Somali marker. Just a rare one.
I don't know anyone in my family with admixture. I am as pure as they come.@Siikawe
You need to check if a person you are related to has non-Somali admixture. Not all haplogroups of people you are related to are always Somali.
Anyhow, here is a list of U9:
U9 MTree
One Ethiopian got it. So there is the potential this is a low frequency MENA lineage in Horners, but I honestly don't know much about this lineage.
Check if the person has admixture or not.
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InterestingThey've found U9a in a Somali dataset before:
Somali mtDNA frequencies
While like I've said; I don't touch upon Uniparental data ( Y-DNA & mtDNA ) too much, I still thought sharing this data would be rather in...
Mikkelsen et al 2012:
Forensic and phylogeographic characterisation of mtDNA lineages from Somalia - International Journal of Legal Medicine
The African mitochondrial (mt) phylogeny is coarsely resolved but the majority of population data generated so far is limited to the analysis of the first hypervariable segment (HVS-1) of the control region (CR). Therefore, this study aimed on the investigation of the entire CR of 190 unrelated...
The more common U marker among Somalis is U3a but I've seen the rare other U9a on 23andme if memory serves me right and it's in the study alongside U3a. I haven't really seen Somalis with it yet but U6a1 is also found in other Horners. U subclades are not unheard of in the Horn.
I'd say you have a fairly normal Somali marker. Just a rare one.
Yeah, then it's probably the same U9 in that study and that I recall seeing. U9a. Just a normal Somali by the looks of it.
I haven’t seen Somali with that maternal, maybe it’s asian
Apollo
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It is found in Ethiopians and Arabians and it exists as a low frequency lineage in full blood Somalis. It is just very rare.
I think we're relatives on 23andme, you're the ahmed farah guy right?
Yeah bro I'm the guy. I soo xasuusi adigu yad ahayd?
They've found U9a in a Somali dataset before:
Somali mtDNA frequencies
While like I've said; I don't touch upon Uniparental data ( Y-DNA & mtDNA ) too much, I still thought sharing this data would be rather in...
Mikkelsen et al 2012:
Forensic and phylogeographic characterisation of mtDNA lineages from Somalia - International Journal of Legal Medicine
The African mitochondrial (mt) phylogeny is coarsely resolved but the majority of population data generated so far is limited to the analysis of the first hypervariable segment (HVS-1) of the control region (CR). Therefore, this study aimed on the investigation of the entire CR of 190 unrelated...
The more common U marker among Somalis is U3a but I've seen the rare other U9a on 23andme if memory serves me right and it's in the study alongside U3a. I haven't really seen Somalis with it yet but U6a1 is also found in other Horners. U subclades are not unheard of in the Horn.
I'd say you have a fairly normal Somali marker. Just a rare one.
Mine isn't listed.
You said there is a Dhulbahabte who is T-L208, do you know his juffo by any chance bro?
Another Reer Ahmed Farax HJ who is T-L208, interesting.
Welcome brother.
He's Barkad, and we're very closely related.
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I'm buraale maxamed axmed farax, I've also met a reer raage T on 23andme.
Very interesting cuz.
Would you consider doing a Big Y or similar test. We already have an Aden Madoobe YFull sample, another Habar Jeclo would be helpful.
Definitely. I'm planning to do the big Y as soon as they are having a discount. I've also asked my barkad cousin to do the same, the barkad/adam madobe theory might be true
.Definitely. I'm planning to do the big Y as soon as they are having a discount. I've also asked my barkad cousin to do the same, the barkad/adam madobe theory might be true
First I've heard of it bro.
Do they claim Barkad are lost Aden Madoobe?
Yes and barkad claim adam madoobe to be lost dhulbahante
First I've heard of it bro.
Do they claim Barkad are lost Aden Madoobe?
.Damn!Yes and barkad claim adam madoobe to be lost dhulbahante
In all fairness, one or two results ain't enough to confirm such a relationship.
Nonetheless, I reckon both your Big Y results will probably come under the same subclade as the Isaaqs and Samarons. Nothing is a guarantee though bro.
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