BritainsDNA haplogroup nicknames
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The following is a list of the Y chromosome DNA haplogroup and mtDNA haplogroup nicknames used by BritainsDNA, ScotlandsDNA, IrelandsDNA, CymruDNAWales and YorkshiresDNA. For many of the Y-SNPs the company uses its own proprietary S series naming system. The alternative SNP names are provided as shown on the ISOGG Y-SNP tree.
Note that the nicknames should not be taken literally. The implied associations with historical groups such as the Picts, Vikings and Berbers are hypotheses which have not been put to a scientific test. Multiple subclades would probably be represented in these historical groupings. The published research databases do not have sufficient samples in certain geographical regions. Because of the random survival rate of Y-chromosome lineages and migration within and between countries the Y-chromosomes of living people will not necessary reflect historical populations.[1]
Y-DNA haplogroup nicknames
The following is a list of the Y-DNA haplogroup nicknames used by BritainsDNA:
BritainsDNA SNP name | BritainsDNA nickname | Alternative SNP names |
---|---|---|
A1b-M13 | Nilotic | None |
B | Pacific Rim | |
C-M216 | Ancient Asian | None |
D2-M55 | Jomon | |
E-M123 (formerly E-M34) | Saracen | (formerly PF2022) |
E-M310 (formerly E-M81) | Berber | PF2554 |
E-M33 | Mali | None |
E-M35 | Elmenteitan | None |
E-M78 | Luxor | PF2186 |
E-P1 | Niger-Congo | PN1 |
E-V13 | Balkans | PF2211 |
E-V22 | Ancient Egyptian | None |
G-S314 | Ancient Caucasian | PF2952/U2 |
H1-M82 | Romani | |
I-M253 | Teutonic | None |
I-M284 | Ancient British | None |
I-P37 | Gaul | |
I-S142 | Scandinavian | L22 |
I-S155 | Rhineland | L39 |
I-S165 | Caledonian | L126 |
I-S185 | Deer hunters | L161.1 |
I-S1954 (formerly S197) | Anglo Saxon | ? |
I-S21825 (formerly I-S183) | Chauci | (formerly L233) |
I-S24 | Saxon | P219 / PF3859 |
I-S333 | Thracian | L597 |
I-S392 | Illyrian | L621 |
I-S433 (formerly I-M26) | Nuragic | (formerly PF4056) |
J-M172 | Herdsman Farmer | Page28 / PF4908 |
J-M267 | Arabian | PF4782 |
L-M11 | Dravidian | |
N-M231 | Siberian | |
N-M46 | Uralic | Page70 / Tat |
O-P191 (formerly O-P186) | Sunda | None |
Q-M242 | Altai (formerly Yenisei) | None |
R1A- M17 (formerly R1a-M512) | Pit Grave Culture | (formerly PF6239) |
R1a-S198 | Kurgan | Z282 |
R1a-S202 | Indo-Iranian | Z93 |
R1a-S298 | Yamna (formerly Brythonic) | CTS7083 / L664 |
R1a-S443 | Norse Viking | Z289 |
R1b-M153 | Basque | |
R1b-M222 | Ancient Irish | Page84 / USP9Y+3636 |
R1b-M269 | Anatolian | None |
R1b-S1136 | Eoganachta | |
R1b-S116 | Beaker Folk (formerly Bell Beaker and Hunter Gatherer) | P312 |
R1b-S145 | Pretani | L21 / M529 |
R1b-S168 | Dalcassian | L226 |
R1b-S169 | Hibernians | L159.2 |
R1b-S182 | Norse | L238 |
R1b-S190 | Maeatae | None |
R1b-S21 | Germanic | M405 / U106 |
R1b-S28 | Alpine | PF6570 / U152 |
R1b-S300 | Ancient Welsh | L371 |
R1b-S388 (was S466) | Royal Stewart | |
R1b-S530 | Gododdin | |
R1b-S68 | Hebridean Viking | L165 |
R1b-S735 ( was S530) | Pictish | L1065 (formerly L1335) |
R1b-SRY2627 | Iberian | M167 |
R2-M479 | Harappan | |
T-M184 | Babylon | Page34 / USP9Y+3178 |
mtDNA haplogroup nicknames
The following is a list of the mtDNA haplogroup nicknames used by BritainsDNA:
mtDNA haplogroup | BritainsDNA nickname |
---|---|
A | Beringian |
B4a1a1a | Polynesian |
C | Baikal |
D | Ancient East Siberian |
G | Ancient Siberian |
H | Pioneers |
H1 | Western Refuges |
HV | Sheban |
HV0 | Cave Painters |
I | Mashriq |
J | First Farmers |
J1b1 | Shell Collectors |
J2a | Decorated Pottery People |
K | Levantine |
K1a1b1a | Jewish |
K1a9 | Jewish |
K2a2a1 | Jewish |
L0d | Khoisan |
L0k | San |
L1b | Denanke |
L1b1a11 | Trans-Mediterranean |
L1b1a14 | Trans-Mediterranean |
L1b1a18 | Trans-Mediterranean |
L1b1a6a | Trans-Mediterranean |
L1b1a8 | Trans-Mediterranean |
L1b1a9a | Trans-Mediterranean |
L2a | Sub-Saharan African |
L2a1k | Trans-Mediterranean |
L2b | Takruri |
L2c | Senegambia |
L3b | West African |
L3d1b1a | Trans-Mediterranean |
L3e | Congo |
L3f | East African |
L5 | African Hunter Gatherer |
M1 | Nile |
M14 | Ganges |
M18 | Ganges |
M2 | Ganges |
M20 | South East Asian |
M3 | Ganges |
M30 | Ganges |
M33 | Ganges |
M35 | Ganges |
M36 | Ganges |
M37 | Ganges |
M38 | Ganges |
M40 | Ganges |
M49 | Ganges |
M5 | Ganges |
M51 | South East Asian |
M57 | Ganges |
M5a1 | Roma |
M6 | Ganges |
M65 | Ganges |
M66 | Ganges |
M81 | Ganges |
N1 | Western Asia |
N1a1a | Pot Makers |
N2 | Western Eurasia |
N3 | Zagros |
N9 | Sakhalin |
P | Melanesian |
Q | Papuan |
R0a | Qahtani |
R1 | Circassian |
R2 | Gedrosia |
R22 | Nusa Tenggara |
R30a | South Indian |
R30b | Punjab |
R32 | Gujarati |
R5 | Malabar |
R7 | Kalinga |
R9 | Indochina |
S | Aboriginal Australian |
T | Foragers |
U1 | Colchis |
U2 | Deccan |
U2e | Indus Valley |
U3 | Sea Peoples |
U4 | Yenisei |
U5 | First Artists |
U6 | Maghreg |
U7 | Sindh |
U8 | Cro-Magnon |
W | Mohenjo-Daro |
X | Borean |
References
- ↑ Shriver MD, Kittles RA. Genetic ancestry and the search for personalized genetic histories. Nature Reviews Genetics 2004: 5: 611-618.