Depending on how you define it, I think there are like hundreds of haplogroups, but mostly there are like a dozen, not a dozen

There's like two dozen common haplogroups and then a lot of much rarer haplogroups, right? Because it's just a power law

The protein. Can I can I tell you my

Eternal haplogroup? Your maternal? Yeah, okay. Yeah. I know it from 23. Okay

So mine is u5 b1 b1a, which is called the Sami signature. So okay

If it's finished, it's northern European. Yeah. Okay, so I can get we can talk about this

I'm u2b by the way, so we're both you but anyway

Because you don't have okay you did ancestry was okay

I will tell you really quickly because it's a stupid story, but I happen to know that the CEO of ancestry

Decided not to do haplogroups because they're like we don't want to deal with the customer service questions about them

So I don't think he's a CEO anymore so I can tell the story

You know, but literally he didn't want to deal with like crap about that. So that's why it's in there

But like they don't release any of that data. I see right? So you so u5 the Sami

It's basically so u5 so there's a bunch of u's obviously u1 u2 u3 u4 u5

u5 is associated with mesolithic European hunter gatherer

So the Europeans that were in Europe 11,700 years ago were overwhelmingly u5 in central and western Europe and obviously in northern Europe and so u5 is about

How about about 20% of Europe? Okay, I'm gonna wait on this can I wait?

Old percent

So u5 is about 20% of Europeans, okay u5 is a whole u5b is obviously a branch that's found in phenoscaninavia and the northern part

Among the Sami and so the Sami the laps. That's another term for them

They speak a finic language very distantly related to actually finnish and Estonian

But in any case they speak a finnic language. They're about 20% Siberian northern Siberian like

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