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Comments about Haplogroup I Tree and Conjectured Spread Map

Comments about Haplogroup I Tree and Conjectured Spread Map The Haplogroup I Tree is constructed from SNP information plus variance age estimates for the nodes present in that tree. I do not try to show the increasing tree bushiness

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Comments about Haplogroup I Tree and Conjectured Spread Map

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  1. Comments about Haplogroup I Tree and Conjectured Spread Map The Haplogroup I Tree is constructed from SNP information plus variance age estimates for the nodes present in that tree. I do not try to show the increasing tree bushiness detail in more recent times; the Tree brings one just to key clade founders indicated by arrowheads. A number of private-like, far downstream SNPs, and SNPs for very small haplogroups are not included in tree. SNPs with ? are sketchy concerning tree placement or number and are being worked on with further testing. I have suggested in my tree the updated naming of subhaplogroups. Other sources have not yet updated their versions of the tree, so differences will be found out there. Use key SNP names as best naming or navigating tool. The map of conjectured movement of Haplogroup I clades should not be over-interpreted. This is often done on the various internet forums. This map leaves out many small clades in order to keep the clutter under control. It is very difficult to get information about route details for branch lines prior to the MRCAs of our present-day populations. The dotted lines of spread usually indicate movements where a substantial portion of the indicated haplogroup population was also left behind.

  2. Conjectured Spread of Haplogroup I K Nordtvedt 16 March 2013 Schematic; don’t overinterpret L161 L147 M284 M423 Z161 L233 M253 P78 L1229 M223 L460 L38 P214 M26 P37 M170 M438

  3. K Nordtvedt 3 February 2014 I-M170 Tree F1273 ? Disles F3145, CTS1027, 1846, 4012, 7175, 7213, 9349, 10936 Wojtowicz xPF3618 ? Arrowheads indicate clade MRCAs PF3195 (J) CTS5780 L147 CTS10228 CTS5966 Dinaric L621 L69=T CTS8429 CTS10936, 11768, 4002 CTS 8486, 5375, 1802, 11030 L1224 CTS 8239, 7218, 5985, 176, 1293 See “Tree for Isles L161” PF6211,5425 ?? Red snps are mostly from Geno 2 and still have to be located and verified. SNPs in blue are Speculative. L178 M423 L161 PF112 F3515 F3744 L669 ?? PF4135 L1498 Extinct Loschbour (Motala 3,12 also) line L880 NF L1295 L1296 xF3111 ? L1294 L1297 L1298 F L1285 L1288 L343 L348 Fleming CTS410, 5044 PF3606, 3638 3945, 3966 PF4058 P37 L1286 L1287 S21825 glitch near L624 L485 ? L233 Western Estimated Present Alpine PF3983 CTS595 M26 See “Tree for M26” P217 P216 P218 P214 L35 L37 L181 L368 Z186 M438=P215=S31 S140=L68 + 21 more from Geno 2 See “Tree for L38” CTS3326, 4314, 9482, CTS9782 L38-40 CTS3402 F780 ? M223 M170 et al See “Trees for M223 …” L460=S238=PF3647 PF3876 L1251 PF3911, 3917, 3931, 3938, 3927 3887, 3889, 3893, 3895, 3896, 3898 3903, 3929, PF3906, F2554? I2c-12 12 SNPS PF 3881, 3892, 3904, 3912, 3918, 3924, 3928, 3930, 3933, 3937, 6914, 6915 CTS4568 ? CTS7767 F2044 PF6328 12 snps L596 L597 I2c-13 CTS9867 PF5056 ? I2c*-14 L416 L415 L417 I2b-ADR P30 P40 M253M307 + many more phyloequivalnets See “Trees for I1 …” -24,000 -18,000 Years Ago -12,000 -6000 Generations 800 600 400 200

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