I-P37.2 haplogroup research
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Evidence for a small "Out of Sardinia" migration?
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Around 40% of men living on the island of Sardinia belong to the I-M26 haplogroup, which is much less common in other places. Paolo Francala...
Friday, March 14, 2014
Big discoveries in I-P37.2 tree
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(Click on tree to enlarge--if you are having problems seeing everything, maybe try downloading it (with right click then save maybe) and t...
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Updated I-L160 tree
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We've had several sets of Geno 2.0 results and I have updated the tree for I-L160 (which is called I2a1b at FTDNA, it's part of ...
Top level SNPs in I-P37.2
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Click on tree to enlarge. There are five main branches of I-P37.2 and this tree shows how they are related: the M423+ branch is CTS595- ...
Friday, January 3, 2014
(from Sept 2013) Tree for I-L160
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(from Sept 2013) Main branches of I-M26
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All known I-M26 is either F1915+ or L672+. I-L672 is by far the larger group. I-L672 can be L160+, PF6947+ or can be I-L672*, with ...
(from July 2013) Geno 2.0 Results for I-M26 Maltese gentleman
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We now have a Geno 2.0 CSV file for someone with paternal ancestry from Malta (an island in the Mediterranean, between Africa and Sicil...
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