E Haplogroup

From Haplowiki

The E Haplogroup of Y chromosome (male, or patrilineal) lineages is one of the major haplogroups of all mankind. It is the dominant haplogroup of Africa, and a member along with Haplogroup D (found in East Asia) of the still more ancient "Haplogroup DE" or "YAP" clade.

See also the relevant article in Wikipedia and ISOGG's website. The following is based upon the ISOGG summary as of April 2009...

1. E (the root of the whole haplogroup) is normally defined by one or both of the following two mutations, which have so far always been found together...

• M40 also known as SRY4064 also known as SRY8299
• M96

Therefore it can be called E-M96, or E-SRY4064 for example. Other mutations always apparently found together with these ones include P29, P150, P152, P154, P155, P156, P162, P168, P169, P170, P171, P172, P173, P174, P175, and P176.

1.0. E* or for example E-M96*. This is the name given to any Y chromosome which has the mutations of E, but known of the recognized mutations defining the major branches (E1 and E2).

1.1. E1 P147

E1* -

E1a M33, M132

E1a* -

E1a1 M44

E1a2 P110

E1b P177

E1b* -

E1b1 DYS391p, P2/PN2, P179, P180, P181

E1b1* -

E1b1a DYS271/M2/SY81, M180/P88, P1/PN1, P46, P182, P189, P211, P293

E1b1b M215 This clade is dominated by it's sub-clade E-M35.

E1b1b* -

E1b1b1 M35 See article E-M35. This is the central concern of this Wiki.

E1b1c M329

E1b2 P75

1.2. E2

E2* -

E2a M41/P210

E2b M54, M90, M98

E2b* -

E2b1 M85

E2b1* -

E2b1a M200

E2b1a* -

E2b1a1 P45

E2b1a2 P258