Content persons liaison with experts from various reliable sources to determine what information is needed to amend the tree. The Y Haplogroup classification of the male Y-chromosome is currently used to estimate the population group of the paternal line.

Discover the countries of origin and surnames for each branch of the world's largest Y-DNA Haplotree. Currently, the tree includes 90,000 branches, 777,000 variants, and 676,000 SNP-tested users from our Y-DNA database.

2025年1月16日 · 2024 brought groundbreaking advancements in Y-DNA testing, haplogroup discoveries, and the expansion of the Y-DNA Tree of Humankind. Explore how new tools like the Discover™ Classic Tree, significant haplogroup splits, and community contributions helped uncover more about our genetic lineage.

2021年3月29日 · This is a draft phylogenetic tree for the R-P312 Y-DNA haplogroup. The data for this tree come from NGS sources including the BigY test at FamilyTreeDNA , the various tests at FullGenomes as well as the 1000 Genomes project.

The trees on this page represents the phylogeny of European and Middle Eastern Y-chromosomal DNA (Y-DNA) haplogroups. A Y-DNA haplogroup is a group of men sharing the same series of mutations on their Y chromosome, which they inherited from a …

2024年7月2日 · Haplogroups can give you valuable insights into your migration history, and a haplogroup from the Big Y-700 test can determine when you share a common ancestor with your paternal line matches. Each haplogroup is associated with a mutation that occurred at a specific place and time in history.

2021年12月6日 · This concept is now becoming a reality through high-resolution single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) testing of the Y chromosome using its unique properties of direct patrilineal inheritance and a large database supporting the largest genetic family …

2018年4月24日 · Y-DNA haplogroup descriptions are provided on each haplogroup page. The combined haplogroups are the only ones whose description appears on this page. The root of the Y haplogroup tree is the so-called "Y-Chromosome Adam," the most recent patrineal ancestor of all people living today, who is believed to have lived 60,000 to 90,000 years ago.

The Y Haplogroup classification of the male Y-chromosome is currently used to estimate the population group of the paternal line. The haplogroups are identified by the letters, A through R. Haplogroups are subdivided into one or more levels, called subclades, and thus forming a tree.

NRY Haplogroup Tree and Haplogroup Nomenclature. We constructed a comprehensive haplogroup tree for the human NRY by genotyping most of the known polymorphisms on the NRY in a single set of samples (74 male Y Chromosome Consortium [YCC] cell lines).