-
biparental models, such as
human family trees).
Haplogroups can be
further divided into subclades.
Haplogroups are
normally identified by an
initial letter...
-
exclusively five "mtDNA
haplogroups" (A–D and X)6
classified in the
autochthonous haplogroups A2, B2, C1, D1, and X2a.7
Haplogroups A–D are
found all over...
- the globe. The
letter names of the
haplogroups (not just
mitochondrial DNA
haplogroups) run from A to Z. As
haplogroups were
named in the
order of their...
-
Pacific (e. g.
haplogroups K, M, O, P, S)
Northern Eurasia, (e.g.
haplogroups N and Q) and;
Native American peoples (e. g.
haplogroup Q and R). IJK IJK...
-
place within the
branching of
haplogroups, or the
phylogenetic tree. An
alternative way of
naming the same
haplogroups and
subclades refers to
their defining...
- Y-chromosome
haplogroups in po****tions of the
world Y-DNA
haplogroups by
ethnic group Y-DNA
haplogroups in po****tions of Sub-Saharan
Africa Haplogroup E-L485...
- DNA
haplogroups found in po****tions
around the world. Y-DNA
haplogroups by
ethnic group Y-DNA
haplogroups in po****tions of
Europe Y-DNA
haplogroups in...
- an
ancestral clade to the R0a
subclade and
haplogroup HV, and is
therefore antecedent to the
haplogroups H and V. R0's
greater subclade variety in the...
-
founder haplogroups in
Native Americans include Q-M3 (and its sub-
haplogroups, Q-CTS1780), and C3-MPB373 (potentially C- P39-Z30536).
Other haplogroups found...
-
haplogroup J)
along with its
sibling clade haplogroup J-M172 (commonly
known as
haplogroup J2). (All
these haplogroups have had
other historical names listed...
