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Haplogroup Time and Place
Emerged
Q
Defining SNP
mutation;
M242
R
Defining SNP
mutation:
M207
R1
Defining SNP
mutation:
M173
R1a
Defining SNP
mutation:
L62
R1b
Defining SNP
mutation:
M343
The man who founded Y-
DNA Haplogroup Q was
born approx 15,000 to
20,000 years ago in
Central Asia.
The man who founded Y-
DNA Haplogroup R was
born approx 30,000 to
40,000 years ago in Asia
or the Middle East.
The man who founded Y-
DNA Haplogroup R1 was
born approx 25,000 years
ago in Asia or the Near
East.
The man who founded Y-
DNA Haplogroup R1a
was born approx 15,000
to 20,000 years ago in
South Asia.
The man who founded Y-
DNA Haplogroup R1b
was born approx 15,000
to 20,000 years ago in
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Region descendents found Ancestors
Region(s) found: Today, descendents of Y-DNA Haplogroup Q are
widely distributed. Its highest frequency is in Native Americans but it
is also found in low frequencies in many regions of the world.
Subclade analysis will provide further geographical refinement.
Native American ancestry: Y-DNA Haplogroup Q is the
predominant Haplogroup in Native Americans. It is found in 94% of
Indigenous peoples of South America, 25 to 50% of Na-Dene
speakers, and 46% of North American Eskimo Aleuts.
Subclades:
Q1a (MEH2) –
Q1a1 (M120) – East Asia (Han Chinese, Dungans, Japanese,
Koreans, Tibetans)
Q1a2 (M25) – Iran and Lebanon
Q1a3 (M346) – Native Americans. Low frequency in Europe, South
Asia and West Asia.
Q1a3a (L53) –
Q1a3a1 (M3) – Native Americans. Pakistan, Aaudi Arabia, United
Arab Emirates, India, Tibet.
Q1a3a1a (M19) – Native Americans of South America (Ticuna and
Wayuu)
Q1a3b (M323) – West Asia. Also detected in Yemenite Jews.
Q1b (M378) – Widely distributed in Europe, South Asia, West Asia.
Also found in Jews (Ashkenazim, Mizrachi, and Sephardi).
Q1b1(L245) – Ashkenazi Jews
Region(s) found: Today, descendents of Y-DNA Haplogroup R can
be found throughout West Eurasia. Haplogroup R is the founder of
Haplogroups R1 and R2.
Paragroup R* - An individual belongs to the R* paragroup if he does
not have any of the markers for any of the Subclades of R. R* is rare
and to date has only been found in a small percentage of individuals
from Northern Pakistan and Western India.
Region(s) found: Today, descendents of Y-DNA Haplogroup R1 can
be found in high frequencies throughout Europe and Western Eurasia.
Descendents of R1 include R1a and R1b.
Paragroup R1* - An individual belongs to the R1* paragroup if he
does not have any of the markers for any of the Subclades of R1. R1*
is rare and to date has only been found in a small percentage of
individuals from Turkey, Pakistan, India and Iran.
Region(s) found: Today, Y-DNA Haplogroup R1a can be found in
Eastern Europe, India, and parts of Central Asia.
Region(s) found: Today, Y-DNA Haplogroup R1b can be found in
highest frequency in Western Europe.
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which
descended
from Y-
Chromosoma
l Adam.
Descended
from P which
descended
from K which
descended
from F which
descended
from CF
which
descended
from BT
which
descended
from Y-
Chromosoma
l Adam.
Descended
from P which
descended
from K which
descended
from F which
descended
from CF
which
descended
from BT
which
descended
from Y-
Chromosoma
l Adam.
Descended
from R
Descended
from R1
Descended
from R