H10b

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H10b is a mitochondrial (maternal) haplogroup downstream of H10, formed about 2,800 years ago, defined by 1 mutations; TheYtree curates 2 sub-clades and 2 samples under this lineage (Ancient 2).

Key facts

Upstream lineageH10

Downstream sub-clades2

Defining mutations1

TMRCA~2,800 yr · 2.8 kya

AliasesYFull H10b · FTDNA H10b

Samples

2Samples in lineage

0Personal

0Scientific

2Ancient

United Kingdom 1

Representative ancient samples (aDNA)

I12795.AG1724 BPaDNA
I12774England，Derbyshire，Brassington，Carsington Pasture Cave758-416 calBCE (2460±30 BP，OxA-29233)aDNA

FAQ

What is haplogroup H10b?

H10b is a mitochondrial (maternal) haplogroup downstream of H10, formed about 2,800 years ago, defined by 1 mutations; TheYtree curates 2 sub-clades and 2 samples under this lineage (Ancient 2).

When did H10b form?

H10b formed about 2,800 years ago.

Where are H10b samples mainly from?

TheYtree curates 2 samples under this lineage, mainly from United Kingdom.

How do I attach my sample to H10b?

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