H1c7

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H1c7 is a mitochondrial (maternal) haplogroup downstream of H1c, formed about 6,200 years ago, defined by 1 mutations; TheYtree curates 1 sub-clades and 2 samples under this lineage (Ancient 2).

Key facts

Upstream lineageH1c

Downstream sub-clades1

Defining mutations1

TMRCA~6,200 yr · 6.2 kya

AliasesYFull H1c7 · FTDNA H1c7

Samples

2Samples in lineage

0Personal

0Scientific

2Ancient

England 1

Representative ancient samples (aDNA)

I27229.AG1100 BPaDNA
VK256 - UK_Dorset-3722Dorset - Ridgeway_Hill_Mass_Grave_DorsetViking - 10-11th centuries CEaDNA

FAQ

What is haplogroup H1c7?

H1c7 is a mitochondrial (maternal) haplogroup downstream of H1c, formed about 6,200 years ago, defined by 1 mutations; TheYtree curates 1 sub-clades and 2 samples under this lineage (Ancient 2).

When did H1c7 form?

H1c7 formed about 6,200 years ago.

Where are H1c7 samples mainly from?

TheYtree curates 2 samples under this lineage, mainly from England.

How do I attach my sample to H1c7?

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