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The New Base of the Human Y Chromosome Phylogeny Key: Private clade, so far Notes
The structure of this tree is in large part derived from the work of Thomas Krahn, as seen at http://ytree.ftdna.com/
Y Human Root
• A00 L1086, L1087, L1088,L1091, L1092, L1094, L1096, L1097, L1102, L1103, L1104, L1106, L1107, L1108,L1109, L1110, L1111, L1113, L1114, L1115, L1117, L1119, L1122, L1126, L1131, L1133, L1134, L1138, L1139, L1140, L1141, L1144, L1146, L1147, L1148, L1151, L1152,L1154, L1156, L1157, L1158, L1159, L1160, L1161, L1163, L1233, L1234, L1236,AF4, AF5, AF6, AF7, AF8, AF9, AF10, AF13
• • A00a L1100, L1149 – only known so far in Perry family
• A0-T L1085, L1089, L1090, L1093,L1095, L1098, L1099, L1101, L1105, L1116, L1118, L1120, L1121, L1123, L1124,L1125, L1127, L1128, L1129, L1130, L1132, L1135, L1136, L1137, L1142, L1143,L1145, L1150, L1155, L1235, AF3
• • A0-T* -
• • A0 V148, V149, V154, V157, V165, V166, V167,V172, V173, V177, V190, V196, V223, V225, V229, V233, V239, L529.2, L896,L982, L984, L990, L991, L993, L995, L997, L998, L999, L1000, L1001, L1006, L1008, L1010, L1012, L1016,L1018, L1055
• • • A0* -
• • • A0a L979, L980, L987, L996, L1011, L1015, L1017
• • • • A0a* -
• • • • A0a1 V150, V153, V157, V158, V159, V162, V164, V170, L1070, L1072, L1073,L1075, L1076, L1078, L1079, L1080, L1081, L1082
• • • • • A0a1* -
• • • • • A0a1a V151, V181,V195
• • • • • • A0a1a1 P114, V161.1, V169
• • • • • A0a1b L1289
• • • • A0a2 L981, L983, L988, L994, L1007, L1014, V203
• • • A0b L92.2, L1035, L1036, L1037, L1038, L1039, L1040, L1041,L1042, L1043, L1044, L1045, L1046, L1047, L1048, L1049, L1050, L1051, L1052,L1054, L1056, L1057, L1058
• • A1 P305, V161.2,V168, V171, V174, V238, V241, V250, L985, L986, L989, L1002, L1003, L1004, L1005, L1009, L1013, L1053, L1084,L1112, L1153
• • A1* -
• • A1a M31, P82,V4, V14, V15, V25, V26, V28, V30, V40, V48, V57, V58, V63, V76, V191, V201,V204, V215
• • • A1a* -
• • • A1a1 V53, V214,V236 – only known so far in one Scozzari/Cruciani sample
• • A1b P108, V221
• • • A1b* -
• • • A1b1 L419/PF712
• • • • A1b1* -
• • • • A1b1a L602, M276, V50,V82, V198, V224
• • • • • A1b1a* -
• • • • • A1b1a1 [old A2] M14, M276/P247, M277/P248, P36.1 [M23, L968/M29/P3/PN3, M71, M135, M141, M206, MEH1, P4, P5, Page71,Page87, Page95, V60, V61, V70, V72, V79,V80, V81, V97, V139.1, V141, V180, V188, V192, V200, V218.1, V228, V242, L949,L950, L951, L952, L954, L955, L956, L958, L959, L961, L964, L965, L966, L968,L973, L974, L975, L976] not yet known whether these italicized SNPs are here at A1b1a1, or possibly at A1b1a1a; they are provisionally shown at this node*
• • • • • • A1b1a1* -
• • • • • • A1b1a1a M6,M49/Page41, M196*
• • • • • • • A1b1a1a* -
• • • • • • • A1b1a1a1 P28
• • • • • • • A1b1a1a2 L963
• • • • • • • • A1b1a1a2* -
• • • • • • • • A1b1a1a2a M114, M212
• • • • • • • • A1b1a1a2b P262
• • • • • A1b1a2 L600, L601, L603, L1202, L1203, L1204, L1205,L1206, L1207, L1208, L1209, L1210, L1211, L1212, L1213, L1214, L1215, L1216, L1217, L1218, L1219, L1221, L1222, L1223 -- only known so far in kit 181787, Gage.
• • • • A1b1b [old A3] M32, P289/PF1372, V1, V194, V230
• • • • • A1b1b* -
• • • • • A1b1b1 M28
• • • • • A1b1b2 L427, L430, M144,M190/Page35, M220, M305/Page17, Page50, PF1369/V51, PF1371/V56, V98, V156, V160
• • • • • • A1b1b2* -
• • • • • • A1b1b2a M51/Page42, M229, M239, P100, V2, V33, V34, V262, V265, V303, V304, V313, V314
• • • • • • • A1b1b2a* -
• • • • • • • A1b1b2a1 P291
• • • • • • • • A1b1b2a1a P102
• • • • • • A1b1b2b [old A3b2] M13,M63, M127, M202, M219, Page53, Page77/V10, PF1358/V193, PF1359/V89, PF1367/V243, PF1370/V66, V155, V305
• • • • • • • A1b1b2b* -
• • • • • • • A1b1b2b1 M118
• • • • • • • A1b1b2b2 L273.2, L274.2, L412, L420, L422, L423, L424,L425, L426, L428, L429, L437, L441, L1059 – only known so far in kit 176787, Panossian.
• • • BT L413,L418, L438, L440, L604, L957, L962, L969, L970, L971, L977, L1060, L1016, L1062,M42, M91, M94, M139, M299, P97, Page65.1/SRY1532.1/SRY10831.1, V29, V31, PF1411/V59, PF1412/V64, V102, V187, V202, V235 -- Note that BT takes the place in the phylogeny that would otherwise be known as A1b2.
Many Geno 2.0 SNPs are not yet being placed on the tree becauseof insufficient data of unknown quality.
* Batini, 2011, found five Baka Pygmy samples that were negative for M6, M49, and M196, but positive for P36, P247, P248, M206, and M14.