Is R1a originated in India?

Is R1a originated in India?

The observation of R1a* in high frequency for the first time in the literature, as well as analyses using different phylogenetic methods, resolved the controversy of the origin of R1a1*, supporting its origin in the Indian subcontinent.

What is my haplogroup?

Your haplogroup is a clue to your maternal or paternal ancestry. Your maternal haplogroup is assigned by identifying a set of variants in your mitochondrial DNA. If you are male, your paternal haplogroup is assigned by identifying a set of variants in your Y-chromosome DNA as well.

What is Y-chromosomal haplogroup R1a1a?

Welcome to Y-chromosomal Haplogroup R1a1a. This widespread haplogroup covers central/eastern Europe, central Asia and south Asia (India). Smaller populations can aslo be found in Scandanavia, the UK and southern Europe. This haplogroup is quite controversial today with opposing views on it’s origin(s).

What is the Y-chromosome DNA (Y-DNA) STR page?

This page displays Y-Chromosome DNA (Y-DNA) STR results for the project. It uses the classic format. The columns display each project member’s kit number, paternal ancestry information according to project settings, the paternal tree branch (haplogroup), and actual STR marker results.

Is R1a1a a race of horses?

One side sees it as Central Asia and another sees it as India. There is quite the debate in the scientific community. There are also few subclades of this group, which is a stark contrast to many in R1b. R1a1 (now R1a1a) is supposedly the haplogroup that domesticated the horse and spread the Indo-European languages.

Which Y-DNA haplogroups are confirmed by SNP testing?

In the haplogroups column, haplogroups in green are confirmed by SNP testing. Haplogroups in red are predicted. You may learn more about Y-DNA STRs on the Understanding Y-DNA STRslearning page. Markers:Y-DNA12Y-DNA25Y-DNA37Y-DNA67Y-DNA111 Page Size: Show All Columns

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