ReginaStar
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So me and my husband did our DNA test through 23andme.
ME
97.6%
European
Northern European
16.7%
British and Irish
1.7%
Scandinavian
65.1%
Nonspecific Northern European
Southern European
1.1%
Iberian
0.4%
Nonspecific Southern European
12.6%
Nonspecific European
1.7%
Sub-Saharan African
0.2%
East Asian & Native American
0.2%
Native American
< 0.1%
Middle Eastern & North African
< 0.1%
North African
< 0.1%
Nonspecific Middle Eastern & North African
0.4%
Unassigned
Haplogroup: H1, a subgroup of H
Age: 13,000 years
Region: Europe, Near East, Central Asia, Northwestern Africa
Populations: Spanish,Berbers,Lebanese
Highlight: H1 appears to have been common in Doggerland, an ancient land now flooded by the North Sea.
Husband
69.0%
Sub-Saharan African
26.0%
European
Northern European
0.4%
British and Irish
11.3%
Nonspecific Northern European
14.4%
Nonspecific European
3.0%
East Asian & Native American
1.6%
Native American
1.2%
East Asian
0.2%
1.9%
Unassigned
Haplogroup: L3e, a subgroup of L3
Age: 45,000 years
Region: Africa
Populations: Bantu-speakers, African Americans
Highlight: The maternal lines of African Americans bearing the L3e1 branch of L3e likely trace to present-day Mozambique.
Haplogroup: I2, a subgroup of I
Age: 28,000 years
Region: Eastern and Southern Europe
Populations: Balkans, Sardinians
Highlight: I2 is more common in southern Europe than I1.
ME
97.6%
European
Northern European
16.7%
British and Irish
1.7%
Scandinavian
65.1%
Nonspecific Northern European
Southern European
1.1%
Iberian
0.4%
Nonspecific Southern European
12.6%
Nonspecific European
1.7%
Sub-Saharan African
0.2%
East Asian & Native American
0.2%
Native American
< 0.1%
Middle Eastern & North African
< 0.1%
North African
< 0.1%
Nonspecific Middle Eastern & North African
0.4%
Unassigned
Haplogroup: H1, a subgroup of H
Age: 13,000 years
Region: Europe, Near East, Central Asia, Northwestern Africa
Populations: Spanish,Berbers,Lebanese
Highlight: H1 appears to have been common in Doggerland, an ancient land now flooded by the North Sea.
Husband
69.0%
Sub-Saharan African
26.0%
European
Northern European
0.4%
British and Irish
11.3%
Nonspecific Northern European
14.4%
Nonspecific European
3.0%
East Asian & Native American
1.6%
Native American
1.2%
East Asian
0.2%
1.9%
Unassigned
Haplogroup: L3e, a subgroup of L3
Age: 45,000 years
Region: Africa
Populations: Bantu-speakers, African Americans
Highlight: The maternal lines of African Americans bearing the L3e1 branch of L3e likely trace to present-day Mozambique.
Haplogroup: I2, a subgroup of I
Age: 28,000 years
Region: Eastern and Southern Europe
Populations: Balkans, Sardinians
Highlight: I2 is more common in southern Europe than I1.
