Y-DNA Haplogroup P and its Subclades - 2019-2020

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Newly confirmed in 2019 within subclade

Investigational items

Newly confirmed in 2020 within subclade

^ Indicates a next-generation sequencing entry which does not yet meet quality guidelines for minimum number of reads.

^^ Indicates an entry which does not meet quality guidelines but may be helpful.

~ Indicates only an approximate location on the tree.

P1~ or K2b2a~

M207/Page37/UTY2, etc.

F20148, F18982^^, F19020^^, F20149, F20897, F23629, F23794

B253, CTS1014.1, Z2186.2, Z33760, Z33761, Z33762, Z33763

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(It is not clear that all these men were verified negative for the haplogroup Q subgroup).

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Corrections/Additions made since 1 January 2019:

Added F20148, F18982^^, F19020^^, F20149, F20897, F23629, F23794, F24883, BY49600/Y145258, M3873.2, YSC000227 to tree

Added BY49574/Y145347, BY49576/Y145281, BY49577^^, BY49578/Y145190, BY49579, BY49580/Y145344, BY49581/Y145401, BY49582/Y145316,

BY49583/Y145255, BY49584/Y145395, BY49585/Y145207, BY49587, BY49588, BY49589/Y145389, BY49590, BY49591, BY49592,

BY49593, BY49594/Y145205, BY49595/Y145211, BY49596/Y145319 to tree; added Z2186.2, CTS1014.2 to tree investigation on 7

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