Y-DNA haplogroups by ethnic group
The various ethnolinguistic groups found in the Caucasus , Central Asia , Europe , the Middle East , North Africa and/or South Asia demonstrate differing rates of particular Y-DNA haplogroups .
In the table below, the first two columns identify ethnolinguistic groups . Subsequent columns represent the sample size (n ) of the study or studies cited, and the percentage of each haplogroup found in that particular sample.
(Data from studies conducted before 2004 may be inaccurate or a broad estimate, due to obsolete haplogroup naming systems – e.g. the former Haplogroup 2 included members of the relatively unrelated haplogroups known later as Haplogroup G and macrohaplogroup IJ [which comprises haplogroups I and J].)
Population
Language family[ 1]
n [ 2] R1b [ 3] n R1a
n I
n E1b1b
n E1b1a
n J
n G
n N
n T
n L
n H
Albanians
IE (Albanian)
106
23.6 [ 4] 44
25 [ 5]
56
23.30 [ 5]
Albanians
IE (Albanian)
51
23.6 [ 6] [ 7] 51
9.8 [ 6] [ 7] 51
9.6 [ 6] [ 7] 51
26.6 [ 6] [ 7]
51
23.53 [ 6] [ 7] 51
1.96 [ 6] [ 7] 51
0.0 [ 6] 51
0.0 [ 6] 51
0.0 [ 6]
Kosovo Albanians (Pristina )
IE (Albanian)
114
21.10 [ 7] 114
4.42 [ 7] 114
7.96 [ 7] 114
47.40 [ 7]
114
16.70 [ 7]
Albanians (Tirana )
IE (Albanian)
30
18.3 [ 8] 30
8.3 [ 8] 30
11.7 [ 8] 30
28.3 [ 8] 30
0.0 [ 8] 30
20.0 [ 8] 30
3.3 [ 8]
Albanians
IE (Albanian)
55
18.2 [ 9] 55
9.1 [ 9] 55
21.7 [ 9] 55
25.4 [ 9] 55
0.0 [ 9] 55
23.5 [ 9] 55
1.8 [ 9] 55
0.0 [ 9] 55
0.0 [ 9] 55
0.0 [ 9]
Albanians (North Macedonia )
IE (Albanian)
64
18.8 [ 9] 64
1.6 [ 9] 64
17.3 [ 9] 64
39.1 [ 9] 64
0.0 [ 9] 64
22 [ 9] 64
1.6 [ 9] 64
0.0 [ 9] 64
0.0 [ 9] 64
0.0 [ 9]
Albanians + Albanians (North Macedonia )
IE (Albanian)
55+ 18.5 [ 9] 55+ 5.05 [ 9] 55+ 19.33 [ 9] 55+ 32.8 [ 9] 0.0 [ 9] 55+ 22.7 [ 9] 55+ 1.7 [ 9] 0.0 [ 9] 0.0 [ 9] 0.0 [ 9]
Abazinians
Northwest Caucasian
14
0 [ 10] 14
14 [ 10] 14
0 [ 10] 14
0 [ 10] 14
0 [ 10] 14
7 [ 10] [ 11] 14
29 [ 10]
Abkhaz
Northwest Caucasian
12
8 [ 10] 12
33.0 [ 10] 12
33.3 [ 10] 12
0 [ 10] 12
0 [ 10] 12
25 [ 10] [ 11] 12
0 [ 10]
Altaians
Turkic, Siberia
142
9.2 [ 12]
Altaians (Northern)
Turkic, Siberian
50
6.0 [ 13] 50
38.0
50
0.0
50
0.0
50
2.0
50
0.0
50
10.0
Altaians (Southern)
Turkic, Siberia
96
1.0 [ 13] 96
53.1
96
2.1
96
1.0
96
4.2
96
11.5
Ambalakarar
Dravidian (Southern)
29
0.0 [ 14] 29
13.8 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
6.9 [ 14] 29
3.4 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
20.7 [ 14]
Amhara
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
48
0.0 [ 15] 48
0.0 [ 15] 48
0.0 [ 15] 48
45.8 [ 15]
48
33.3 [ 15] 48
0.0 [ 15] 48
0.0 [ 15] 48
4.2 [ 15] 48
0.0 [ 15]
Andalusians
IE (Romance)
29
65.5 [ 6] 29
0.0 [ 6] 103
3.9 [ 4] 76
9.2 [ 5]
93
1.1 [ 5] 29
0.0 [ 6] 29
0.0 [ 6] 29
6.9 [ 6] 29
3.4 [ 6]
Andis
Northeast Caucasian
49
6.1 [ 16] 49
2.0 [ 16] 49
26.5 [ 16] 49
2.0 [ 16]
49
55.1 [ 16] 49
6.1 [ 16] 49
0.0 [ 16] 49
2.0 [ 16] 49
0.0 [ 16]
Arabs (Algeria )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
35
13.0 [ 17] 35
0.0 [ 17]
32
50 [ 5]
35
35 [ 17]
Arabs (Algeria - Oran )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
102
10.8 [ 18] 102
1 [ 18]
102
50.9 [ 18] 102
12.8 [ 18] 102
27.4 [ 18]
Arabs (Bedouin )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
32
0.0 [ 19] 32
9.4 [ 19] 32
6.3 [ 19] 32
18.7 [ 19]
32
65.6 [ 19]
32
0.0 [ 19]
Arabs (Bedouins, Sinai Peninsula )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
147
4.1 [ 20] 147
2.7 [ 20] 147
0.7 [ 20] 147
36.7 [ 20] 147
2.8 [ 20] 147
32.0 [ 20] 147
8.8 [ 20] 147
0.0 [ 20] 147
8.2 [ 20]
Arabs (Palestine )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
143
8.4 [ 19] 143
1.4 [ 19] 143
6.3 [ 19] 143
20.3 [ 19]
143
55.2 [ 19]
143
0.0 [ 19]
Arabs (Morocco )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
44
3.8 [ 7] 44
0.0 [ 7] 44
0.0 [ 7] 49
85.5 [ 5]
49
2.4 [ 5]
Arabs (Oman )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
121
1.7 [ 20] 121
9.1 [ 20] 121
0.0 [ 20] 121
15.7 [ 20] 121
7.4 [ 20] 121
47.9 [ 20] 121
1.7 [ 20]
121
8.3 [ 20] 121
0.8 [ 20]
Arabs (Qatar )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
72
1.4 [ 21] 72
6.9 [ 21] 72
0.0 [ 21] 72
5.6 [ 21] 72
2.8 [ 21] 72
66.7 [ 21] 72
2.8 [ 21] 72
0.0 [ 21] 72
0.0 [ 21] 72
2.8 [ 21]
Arabs (Saudi Arabia )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
157
1.9 [ 22] 157
5.1 [ 22] 157
0.0 [ 22] 157
7.6 [ 22] 157
7.6 [ 22] 157
40.0 [ 22] 157
3.2 [ 22] 157
0.0 [ 22] 157
5.1 [ 22] 157
1.9 [ 22]
Arabs (UAE )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
164
4.3 [ 21] 164
7.3 [ 21]
164
11.6 [ 21] 164
5.5 [ 21] 164
45.1 [ 21] 164
4.3 [ 21] 164
0.0 [ 21] 164
4.9 [ 21] 164
3.0 [ 21]
Arabs (Yemen )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
62
0.0 [ 21] 62
0.0 [ 21] 62
0.0 [ 21] 62
12.9 [ 21] 62
3.2 [ 21] 62
82.3 [ 21] 62
1.6 [ 21] 62
0.0 [ 21] 62
0.0 [ 21] 62
0.0 [ 21]
Arabs (Syria)
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
20
15.0 [ 6] 20
10.0 [ 6] 20
5.0 [ 6] 20
10.0 [ 6]
20
30.0 [ 6] 20
0.0 [ 6] 20
0.0 [ 6] 20
0.0 [ 6] 20
0.0 [ 6]
Arabs (Lebanon)
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
31
6.4 [ 6] 31
9.7 [ 6] 31
3.2 [ 6] 31
19.8 [ 6]
31
51.2 [ 6] 31
3.2 [ 6] 31
0.0 [ 6] 31
0.0 [ 6] 31
3.2 [ 6]
Arabs (Sudan)
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
102
15.7 [ 23]
102
3.9 [ 23] 102
16.7 [ 23]
102
47.1 [ 23]
Arabs (Tunisia )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
148
6.8 [ 17] 148
0.0 [ 17] 148
0.0 [ 17] 148
54.5 [ 17] 148
1.4 [ 17] 148
30.6 [ 17]
148
0.0 [ 17] 148
0.7 [ 17] 148
0.0 [ 17]
Arabs (Libya )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
63
3 [ 24] 63
1.5 [ 24] 63
1.5 [ 24] 63
52.0 [ 24] 63
0.0 [ 24] 63
24.0 [ 24] 63
8.0 [ 24]
63
5.0 [ 24] 63
1.5 [ 24]
Armenians
IE (Armenian)
89
24.7 [ 25] 89
5.6 [ 25] 100
5.0 [ 10] 89
3.4 [ 25]
89
29.2 [ 25] 100
11.0 [ 10] 89
3.4 [ 25]
Armenians
IE (Armenian)
734
32.4 [ 26] 734
5.3 [ 26]
734
5.4 [ 26]
734
1.6 [ 26]
Aromanians (Dukasi , Albania)
IE (Romance)
39
2.56 [ 8] 39
2.56 [ 8] 39
17.95 [ 8] 39
17.95 [ 8] 39
0.0 [ 8] 39
48.72 [ 8] 39
10.26 [ 8] 39
39
39
Aromanians (Andon Poci , Albania)
IE (Romance)
19
36.84 [ 8] 19
0.0 [ 8] 19
42.11 [ 8] 19
15.79 [ 8] 19
0.0 [ 8] 19
5.26 [ 8] 19
0.0 [ 8] 19
19
19
Aromanians (Kruševo , North Macedonia)
IE (Romance)
43
27.91 [ 8] 43
11.63 [ 8] 43
20.93 [ 8] 43
20.93 [ 8] 43
0.0 [ 8] 43
11.63 [ 8] 43
6.98 [ 8] 43
43
43
Aromanians (Štip , North Macedonia)
IE (Romance)
65
23.08 [ 8] 65
21.54 [ 8] 65
16.92 [ 8] 65
18.46 [ 8] 65
0.0 [ 8] 65
20.0 [ 8] 65
0.0 [ 8] 65
65
65
Aromanians (Romania)
IE (Romance)
42
23.81 [ 8] 42
2.28 [ 8] 42
19.05 [ 8] 42
7.14 [ 8] 42
0.0 [ 8] 42
33.33 [ 8] 42
0.0 [ 8]
Aromanians (Balkan)
IE (Romance)
39+ 21.63 [ 8] 208
10.1 [ 8] 208
20.67 [ 8] 208
16.35 [ 8] 208
0.0 [ 8] 208
25 [ 8] 208
3.37 [ 8]
Ashkenazi Jews
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
79
12.7 [ 19]
79
22.8 [ 19]
79
43.0 [ 19]
79
0.0 [ 19]
Ashkenazi Jews
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
442
4.1 [ 27] 442
19.7 [ 27] 442
0.2 [ 27] 442
38.0 [ 27] 442
9.7 [ 27] 442
0.2 [ 27]
442
0.2 [ 27]
Austrians
IE (Germanic, West)
219
32
219
14
Avars
Northeast Caucasian
42
2.4 [ 16] 42
2.4 [ 16] 42
0.0 [ 16] 42
7.1 [ 16]
42
71.4 [ 16] 42
0.0 [ 16] 42
0.0 [ 16] 42
4.8 [ 16] 42
9.5 [ 16]
Azerbaijanis
Turkic, Oghuz
72
11.1 [ 28] 72
6.9 [ 28]
97
4.1 [ 29]
Azerbaijanis (West Azerbaijan Province )
Turkic, Oghuz
63
17.5 [ 30] 63
19 [ 30]
63
27.2 [ 30]
Bagvalal
Northeast Caucasian
28
67.9 [ 16] 28
3.6 [ 16] 28
7.1 [ 16] 28
0.0 [ 16]
28
21.4 [ 16] 28
0.0 [ 16] 28
0.0 [ 16] 28
0.0 [ 16] 28
0.0 [ 16]
Balkarian
Turkic, Kipchak
39
2.6 [ 5]
16
25.0 [ 5]
Balkarians
Turkic, Kipchak
38
13.2 [ 9] 38
13.2 [ 9] 38
2.6 [ 9] 38
2.6 [ 9] 38
0.0 [ 9] 38
23.7 [ 9] 38
28.9 [ 9] 38
0.0 [ 9] 38
0.0 [ 9] 38
5.3 [ 9]
Baloch
IE (Iranian, NW)
25
8.0 [ 14] 25
28.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
8.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
16.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
24.0 [ 14]
Bashkirs (Perm)
Turkic, Kipchak
43
86.05 [ 31] 43
9.3
43
0.0
43
0.0
43
0.0
43
0.0
43
2.3
43
2.3
43
0.0
43
0.0
Basque (France, Spain)
Basque (Basque)
67
88.06 [ 6] 67
0.0 [ 6] 67
7.46 [ 6] 67
1.49 [ 6]
67
2.99 [ 6] 67
0.0 [ 6] 67
0.0 [ 6] 67
0.0 [ 6] 67
0.0 [ 6]
German Bavarians
IE (Germanic, West)
80
50.0 [ 25] 80
15.0 [ 25]
80
8.0 [ 25]
80
5.0 [ 25]
80
0.0 [ 25] 80
0.0 [ 25]
Belgians
IE (Germanic/Romance)
92
63.04 [ 25] 92
4.0 [ 25]
92
2.0 [ 25]
Belarusians
IE (Slavic, East)
41
0.0 [ 25] 41
39.0 [ 25] 147
19.0 [ 4] 41
10.0 [ 25]
41
2.4 [ 25]
Belarusians
IE (Slavic, East)
68
4.4 [ 32] 68
45.6 [ 32] 68
25.0 [ 32] 68
4.4 [ 32]
68
1.5 [ 32] 68
8.8 [ 32]
Belarusians
IE (Slavic, East)
306
4.2 [ 33] 306
51.0 [ 33]
306
4.6 [ 33]
306
3.3 [ 33]
306
9.5 [ 33]
Bearnais
IE (Romance)
26
7.7 [ 4] 43
3.7 [ 5]
26
3.8 [ 5]
Beja
Afro-Asiatic (Cushitic)
42
4.76 [ 23] 42
0.0 [ 23] 42
0.0 [ 23] 42
52.38 [ 23] 42
0.0 [ 23] 42
38.1 [ 23] 42
0.0 [ 23] 42
0.0 [ 23] 42
0.0 [ 23] 42
0.0 [ 23]
Berbers (Marrakesh)
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
29
92.9 [ 29]
Berbers (Moyen Atlas)
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
69
87.1 [ 29]
Berbers (Mozabite)
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
20
80.0 [ 29]
Berbers (Morocco )
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
64
88.2 [ 5] 64
0 [ 5] 103
0 [ 5]
Berbers (north Morocco )
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
43
43
79.5 [ 34]
Berbers (north-central Morocco )
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
63
88.8 [ 5] 63
0 [ 5]
Berbers (central Morocco )
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
187
187
89.8 [ 34]
Berbers (southern Morocco )
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
40
89 [ 5] 40
0 [ 5]
Berbers (southern Morocco )
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
65
65
98.5 [ 34]
Berbers (northern Tunisia )
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
32
100 [ 35]
Berbers (southern Tunisia )
Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
27
100 [ 35]
Borgu (Sudan)
Nilo-Saharan (Maban )
26
11.5 [ 23] 26
0.0 [ 23] 26
0.0 [ 23] 26
53.8 [ 23] 26
0.0 [ 23] 26
0.0 [ 23] 26
0.0 [ 23] 26
0.0 [ 23] 26
0.0 [ 23] 26
0.0 [ 23]
Bosnians (Zenica )
IE (Slavic, South)
69
1.45 [ 7] 69
24.64 [ 7] 69
53.62 [ 7] 69
10.14 [ 7]
69
0.0 [ 7] 69
4.35 [ 7]
Brahmins (Konkanastha)
IE (Indo-Aryan)
25
0.0 [ 14] 25
48.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
16.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
4.0 [ 14]
Brahui
Dravidian (Northern)
110
39.1 [ 36]
110
0.0 [ 36] 110
2.7 [ 36] 110
28.2 [ 36]
110
0.9 [ 36]
110
7.3 [ 36]
Brahui
Dravidian (Northern)
25
0.0 [ 14] 25
24.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
28.0 [ 14] 25
16.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
8.0 [ 14]
British
IE (Germanic, West)
32
68.8 [ 37] 32
9.4 [ 37]
Bulgarians
IE (Slavic, South)
11.1 [ 38] 6.4 [ 38] 30.2 [ 38] 20.6 [ 38]
17.5 [ 38]
0.8 [ 38]
Bulgarians
IE (Slavic, South)
11.0 [ 39] 17.3 [ 39] 27.5 [ 39] 20.5 [ 39]
18.1 [ 39]
0.8 [ 39]
0.8 [ 39]
Bulgarians
IE (Slavic, South)
14 [ 40] 16 [ 40] 34 [ 40] 21 [ 40]
9 [ 40] 2 [ 40] 1 [ 40] 2 [ 40]
Burusho
Burushaski (isolate)
97
1.0 [ 41] 97
27.8 [ 41] 97
0.0 [ 41] 97
0.0 [ 41]
97
8.2 [ 41] 97
1.0 [ 41] 97
0.0 [ 41] 97
0.0 [ 41] 97
16.5 [ 41]
Spanish (Catalan people|Catalans)
IE (Romance)
24
79.2 [ 6] 24
0.0 [ 42] 32
4.2 [ 42] 33
6.1 [ 5]
28
3.6 [ 5] 24
8.0 [ 42]
Cantabrians (Pasiegos)
IE (Romance)
56
42.9 [ 29]
Chamalins
Northeast Caucasian
27
0.0 [ 16] 27
7.4 [ 16] 27
0.0 [ 16] 27
0.0 [ 16]
27
70.4 [ 16] 27
18.5 [ 16] 27
0.0 [ 16] 27
0.0 [ 16] 27
3.7 [ 16]
Chechens
Northeast Caucasian
330
1.8 [ 43] 330
3.9 [ 43] 330
0.0 [ 43] 330
0.0 [ 43]
330
77.6 [ 43] 330
5.5 [ 43] 330
0.0 [ 43]
330
7.0 [ 43]
Chuvashes
Turkic, Oghur
79
3.8 [ 44] 79
31.6 [ 44] 79
11.3 [ 44] 79
0 [ 44] 79
0 [ 44] 79
24.2 [ 44] 79
0 [ 44] 79
27.8 [ 44] 79
0 [ 44] 79
0 [ 44]
Copts (Sudan)
Afro-Asiatic
33
15.2 [ 23]
33
21.2 [ 23]
33
45.5 [ 23]
Croats (mainland)
IE (Slavic, South)
108
15.74 [ 7] 108
34.26 [ 7] 108
37.04 [ 7] [ 45] 108
5.56 [ 7] 108
0.0 [ 7] 108
1.85 [ 7] 108
0.93 [ 7]
Croat (mainland)
IE (Slavic, South)
189
38.1 [ 4]
Cross River (Nigeria)
Cross River (NC)
1113
0 [ 46]
1113
87 [ 46] 1113
0 [ 46]
1113
0 [ 46]
Cypriots
IE (Greek)
45
9.0 [ 25] 45
2.0 [ 25]
45
27.0 [ 25]
Czechs
IE (Slavic, West)
257
34.2 [ 47] 257
18.3 [ 47] 257
5.8 [ 47]
257
4.7 [ 47] 257
5.1 [ 47] 257
1.6 [ 47]
Czechs and Slovaks
IE (Slavic, West)
45
35.6 [ 6] 45
26.7 [ 6] 198
13.6 [ 4] 45
2.2 [ 6]
Danes
IE (Germanic, North)
12
31.7 [ 37] 12
26.7 [ 37] 194
38.7 [ 4] 35
2.9 [ 29]
Dargins
Northeast Caucasian
68
2.9 [ 16] 68
0.0 [ 16]
68
94.1 [ 16] 68
2.9 [ 16] 68
0.0 [ 16] 68
0.0 [ 16] 68
0.0 [ 16]
Dargins
Northeast Caucasian
26
4.0 [ 10] 26
0.0 [ 10] 26
58.0 [ 10] 26
4.0 [ 10]
26
4.0 [ 10] 26
4.0 [ 10] 26
0.0 [ 10] 26
0.0 [ 10] 26
0.0 [ 10]
Dolgans
Turkic, Siberia
67
1.5 [ 44] 67
16.4 [ 44] 67
1.5 [ 44]
67
34.3 [ 44]
Druze (Arabs)
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
28
14.3 [ 29]
Dutch
IE (Germanic, West)
27
70.4 [ 6] 27
3.7 [ 6] 30
26.7 [ 4] 84
8.0 [ 25]
34
0 [ 5]
Egyptians
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic, West)
370
5.94 [ 48] 370
2.16 [ 48] 370
0.54 [ 48] 370
43.78 [ 48] 370
2.43 [ 48] 370
27.56 [ 48] 370
5.68 [ 48] 370
0.00 [ 48] 370
6.22 [ 48] 370
0.81 [ 48]
Egyptians
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic, West)
92
5.4 [ 49] 92
0.0 [ 49] 92
1.1 [ 49] 92
43.5 [ 49] 92
3.3 [ 49] 92
22.8 [ 49] 92
2.2 [ 49] 92
0.0 [ 49] 92
7.6 [ 49] 92
0.0 [ 49]
Egyptians (North)
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic, West)
43
9.3 [ 50] 43
2.3 [ 50] 43
0.0 [ 50] 43
53.5 [ 50]
44
18.2 [ 17] 43
7.0 [ 50]
43
2.3 [ 50] 43
0.0 [ 50]
Egyptians (South)
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic, West)
29
13.8 [ 50] 29
0.0 [ 50] 29
3.4 [ 50] 29
31.0 [ 50]
29
24.1 [ 17] 29
17.2 [ 50]
29
10.3 [ 50] 29
0.0 [ 50]
English (Central)
IE (Germanic, West)
215
61.9 [ 51] 215
3.3 [ 51]
Estonians
Uralic (Finnic)
207
9.0 [ 25] 118
37.3 [ 52] 210
18.6 [ 4] 207
3.0 [ 25]
207
1.0 [ 25]
207
40.6 [ 25]
Finns
Uralic (Finnic)
57
2.0 [ 25] 57
10.5 [ 25]
57
2.0 [ 25]
57
63.2 [ 25]
Finns
Uralic (Finnic)
38
0.0 [ 44] 38
7.9 [ 44] 38
28.9 [ 44]
38
63.2 [ 44]
French
IE (Romance)
23
52.2 [ 6] 23
0 [ 6] 23
17.4 [ 4] 40
8.0 [ 25]
Frisians
IE (Germanic, West)
94
56.0 [ 53] 94
7.0 [ 53] 94
29.0 [ 53] 94
2.0 [ 53]
94
6.0 [ 53]
Frieslanders (Netherlands)
IE (Germanic, West)
94
55.3 [ 51] 94
7.4 [ 51] 94
34.0 [ 51] 94
2.1 [ 51]
94
1.4 [ 51]
Fur
Nilo-Saharan (Fur)
32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
59.4 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
6.3 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23]
Gagauz (Kongaz)
Turkic, Oghuz
48
10.4 [ 54] 48
12.5 [ 54] 48
31.3 [ 54] 48
16.7 [ 54]
48
8.3 [ 54] 48
10.4 [ 54] 48
4.2 [ 54] 48
6.3 [ 54]
Gagauz (Etulia)
Turkic, Oghuz
41
14.6 [ 54] 41
26.8 [ 54] 41
24.4 [ 54] 41
9.8 [ 54]
41
7.3 [ 54] 41
17.1 [ 54] 41
0.0 [ 54] 41
0.0 [ 54]
Germans
IE (Germanic, West)
3,000+
44 [ 55] 3,000+
12 [ 55] 3,000+
20 [ 55] 3,000+
5 [ 55]
3,000+
6 [ 55] 3,000+
5 [ 55] 3,000+
1 [ 55]
Germans (West)
IE (German)
48
47.9 [ 6] [ 37] 48
8.1 [ 6] [ 37] 16
37.5 [ 4] 16
6.2 [ 6]
Germans (East)
IE (German)
Germans (Berlin )
IE (German)
103
23.3 [ 56] 103
22.3 [ 56] 103
32 [ 56] 103
9.7 [ 56]
103
1.3 [ 56]
Georgians
Kartvelian
63
14.3 [ 6] 63
7.9 [ 6] 63
0.0 [ 6] 64
2.0 [ 25]
63
36.5 [ 6] 63
30.1 [ 6]
63
1.6 [ 6] 63
1.6 [ 6]
Georgians
Kartvelian
66
9.1 [ 9] 66
10.6 [ 9] 66
1.5 [ 9] 66
3.0 [ 9] 66
0.0 [ 9] 66
36.4 [ 9] 66
31.8 [ 9] 66
0.0 [ 9] 66
1.5 [ 9] 66
1.5 [ 9]
Greeks
IE (Greek)
92
19.6 [ 9] 92
16.3 [ 9] 92
9.8 [ 9] 92
21.8 [ 9]
92
22.9 [ 9] 92
3.3 [ 9]
92
4.3 [ 9] 92
1.1 [ 9]
Greeks
IE (Greek)
77
11.7 [ 41] 77
15.6 [ 41] 77
19.5 [ 41] 77
20.8 [ 41] 77
77
16.9 [ 41] 77
9.1 [ 41] 77
0.0 [ 41] 77
0.0 [ 41] 77
6.49
Greeks
IE (Greek)
118
22.8 [ 6] [ 37] 118
8.3 [ 6] [ 37] 261
13.8 [ 4] 84
23.8 [ 5]
92
6.5 [ 5]
Greeks
IE (Greek)
171
13.5 [ 57] 171
11.1 171
15.8 171
31.6
171
19.9 171
4.7
171
1.8
Greeks (Crete )
IE (Greek)
193
17.0 [ 57] 193
8.8 193
13.0 193
8.8
193
38.9 193
10.9
193
2.1
Greeks (Crete )
IE (Greek)
171+ 15.38 [ 57] 364 9.89 364 14.29 364 19.51
364 29.95 364 7.97
364 1.92
Greeks (Peloponnese)
IE (Greek)
36
47.44 [ 5]
36
13.89 [ 5]
Greeks (Thrace )
IE (Greek)
41
12.2 [ 8] 41
22.0 [ 8] 41
19.5 [ 8] 41
19.5 [ 8] 41
0.0 [ 8] 41
19.5 [ 8] 41
4.9 [ 8]
Greeks (North)
IE (Greek)
96
14.6 =[ 50] 96
18.8 [ 50] 96
12.5 [ 50] 96
35.4 [ 50]
96
5.2 [ 50]
96
2.1 [ 50] 96
1.0 [ 50]
Greeks (South)
IE (Greek)
46
19.6 [ 50] 46
2.2 [ 50] 46
23.9 [ 50] 46
43.5 [ 50]
46
6.5 [ 50]
46
2.2 [ 50] 46
0.0 [ 50]
Greeks (North) + (South)
IE (Greek)
96+ 16.2 [ 50] 96+ 13.4 [ 50] 96+ 16.2 [ 50] 96+ 38 [ 50]
96+ 5.6 [ 50]
96+ 2.1 [ 50] 96+ 0.7 [ 50]
Hausa (Sudan)
Afro-Asiatic (Chadic)
32
40.6 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
3.1 [ 23] 32
12.5 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23]
Herzegovinians (Mostar , Široki Brijeg )
IE (Slavic, South)
141
3.55 [ 7] 141
12.06 [ 7] 141
63.83 [ 7] 141
8.51 [ 7]
141
1.42 [ 7]
Hungarians
Uralic (Ugric)
45
18 [ 6] 113
30 [ 44] 162
17 [ 4] 53
8 [ 5]
49
9 [ 5] 103
3 [ 58] 103
1.0
Icelanders
IE (Germanic, North)
181
41.44 [ 37] 181
23.76 [ 37] 181
34.25 [ 37]
Ingush
Northeast Caucasian
143
0.0 [ 43] 143
3.5 [ 43] 143
0.7 [ 43] 143
0.0 [ 43]
143
91.6 [ 43] 143
1.4 [ 43]
143
2.8 [ 43]
Iranians (North Iran)
IE (Iranian, West)
33
15.2 [ 59] 33
6.1 [ 59] 33
0.0 [ 59] 33
0.0 [ 59] 33
0.0 [ 59] 33
33.3 [ 59] 33
15.2 [ 59] 33
6.1 [ 59] 33
0.0 [ 59] 33
3.0 [ 59]
Iranians (South Iran)
IE (Iranian, West)
117
6.0 [ 59] 117
16.2 [ 59] 117
0.0 [ 59] 117
5.1 [ 59] 117
1.7 [ 59] 117
35.0 [ 59] 117
12.8 [ 59] 117
0.9 [ 59] 117
3.4 [ 59] 117
6.0 [ 59]
Irish
IE (Celtic)
222
81.53 [ 37] 222
0.45 [ 37] 222
14.86 [ 37] 257
2.25 [ 25]
Italians
IE (Romance)
50
62.0 [ 42] 332
2.7 [ 37] 50
8.0 [ 42] 99
13.0 [ 25]
50
10.0 [ 42]
Italians (Calabria)
IE (Romance)
37
32.4 [ 6]
148
5.4 [ 4] 80
16.3 [ 7]
57
1.8 [ 5]
Italians (Apulia)
IE (Romance)
78
2.6 [ 4] 86
13.9 [ 5]
86
31.4 [ 5]
Italians (North-central)
IE (Romance)
50
62.0 [ 6]
390
0.5 [ 4] 212
10.4 [ 7]
52
26.9 [ 5]
Italians (South)
IE (Romance)
68
20.0 [ 50] 68
3.0 [ 50] 68
6.0 [ 50] 68
26.0 [ 50]
68
15.0 [ 50]
68
3.0 [ 50] 68
0.0 [ 50]
Italians (Sicily)
IE (Romance)
51
8.8
55
27.3 [ 5]
42
23.8 [ 5]
Italians (East Sicily)
IE (Romance)
87
20.0 [ 50] 87
2.3 [ 50] 87
5.0 [ 50] 87
29.0 [ 50]
87
5.0 [ 50]
87
5.0 [ 50] 87
0.0 [ 50]
Italians (West Sicily)
IE (Romance)
125
27.0 [ 50] 125
2.4 [ 50] 125
11.0 [ 50] 125
19.0 [ 50]
125
13.0 [ 50]
125
3.0 [ 50] 125
0.0 [ 50]
Iyengar
Dravidian (Southern)
30
0.0 [ 14] 30
30.0 [ 14] 30
0.0 [ 14] 30
0.0 [ 14] 30
0.0 [ 14] 30
20.0 [ 14] 30
13.3 [ 14] 30
0.0 [ 14] 30
0.0 [ 14] 30
16.7 [ 14]
Iyer
Dravidian (Southern)
29
0.0 [ 14] 29
27.6 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
17.2 [ 14] 29
10.3 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
17.2 [ 14]
Japan
Japanese
2390
2390
1.3 [ 60]
Kabardinian
Northwest Caucasian
29.0 [ 10]
Kalash (Pakistan)
IE (Dardic)
44
18.2 [ 41] 44
0.0 [ 41] 44
0.0 [ 41]
44
9.1 [ 41] 44
18.2 [ 41] 44
0.0 [ 41] 44
0.0 [ 41] 44
25.0 [ 41]
Karakalpaks
Turkic, Kipchak
44
9.1 [ 61] 44
18.2 [ 61] 44
0.0 [ 61] 44
0.0 [ 61]
44
4.5 [ 61]
Kazakhs (more )
Turkic
1982
6 [ 62] 1982
7 [ 62] 1982
1 [ 62]
1982
8
1982
7 [ 62]
Kazakhs (more )
Turkic, Kipchak
54
5.6 [ 61] 54
3.7 [ 61] 54
0.0 [ 61] 54
0.0 [ 61]
38
0.0
54
1.9 [ 61] 54
0.0 [ 61]
Khants
Uralic (Ugric)
47
19.15 [ 44] 47
4.25 [ 44] 47
0.0 [ 44]
47
76.6 [ 44]
Komi
Uralic (Finnic)
94
16.0 [ 44] 94
33.0
94
5.3
94
35.1
Komi (Izhemsky )
Uralic (Finnic)
54
0.0 [ 63] 54
29.63 [ 63] 54
1.9 [ 63] 54
0.0 [ 63] 54
0.0 [ 63] 54
0.0 [ 63] 54
0.0 [ 63] 54
68.52 [ 63] 54
0.0 [ 63] 54
0.0 [ 63]
Komi (Priluzsky )
Uralic (Finnic)
49
2.0 [ 63] 49
32.65 [ 63] 49
4.1 [ 63] 49
0.0 [ 63] 49
0.0 [ 63] 49
0.0 [ 63] 49
0.0 [ 63] 49
61.22 [ 63] 49
0.0 [ 63] 49
0.0 [ 63]
Kumyks
Turkic, Kipchak
76
19.7 [ 16] 76
13.2 [ 16] 76
0.0 [ 16] 76
2.6 [ 16]
76
46.1 [ 16] 76
11.8 [ 16] 76
0.0 [ 16] 76
1.3 [ 16] 76
0.0 [ 16]
Kurds (Northern Iraq)
IE (Iranian, NW)
95
16.8 [ 19] 95
11.6 [ 19] 95
16.8 [ 19] 95
7.4 [ 19]
95
40.0 [ 19]
95
4.2 [ 19] 95
3.2 [ 19]
Kyrgyz
Turkic, Kipchak
52
1.9 [ 61] 52
42 [ 61] 52
1.9 [ 61] 52
0.0 [ 61]
41
4.9
41
2.4
52
0.0 [ 61]
Latvians
IE (Baltic)
34
15.0 [ 25] 114
39.5 [ 25] 86
7.0 [ 4] 114
0.9 [ 52]
114
42.1 [ 52]
Lebanese
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
1,116
7.6 [ 50] [ 64] 1,116
2.1 [ 50] [ 64] 1,116
3.5 [ 50] [ 64] 1,116
16.75 [ 50] [ 64] 1,116
1 [ 50] [ 64] 1,116
50 [ 50] [ 64] 1,116
6.9 [ 50] [ 64] 1,116
0.1 [ 50] [ 64] 1,116
4.7 [ 50] [ 64] 1,116
5.2 [ 50] [ 64]
Lebanese
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
914
8.1 [ 65] 914
2.5 [ 50] 914
4.8 [ 50] 914
16.2 [ 50] 914
0.7 [ 50] 914
46.1 [ 50] 914
6.6 [ 50] 914
0.1 [ 50] 914
4.7 [ 50] 914
5.2 [ 50]
Lezgins
Northeast Caucasian
31
16.1 [ 16] 31
0.0 [ 16] 31
9.7 [ 16] 31
6.5 [ 16]
31
58.1 [ 16] 31
9.7 [ 16] 31
0.0 [ 16] 31
0.0 [ 16] 31
0.0 [ 16]
Lithuanians
IE (Baltic)
38
5.0 [ 25] 114
36.0 [ 52]
114
0.9 [ 52]
114
43.0 [ 52]
Macedonians (Skopje )
IE (Slavic, South)
79
5.1 [ 7] 79
15.2 [ 7] 79
34.2 [ 7] 79
24.1 [ 7]
79
12.7 [ 6] [ 7] [ 5] 79
5.1 [ 7]
Macedonians (Skopje )
IE (Slavic, South)
52
13.5 [ 8] 52
13.5 [ 8] 52
28.8 [ 8] 52
23.1 [ 8]
52
11.5 [ 8] 52
3.8 [ 8]
Macedonian Romani (Skopje )
IE (Indo-Aryan)
57
1.8 [ 7] 57
1.8 [ 7] 57
3.5 [ 7] 57
29.8 [ 7]
57
1.8 [ 7]
Maltese
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
187
22.0 [ 50] 187
5.0 [ 50] 187
9.0 [ 50] 187
6.0 [ 50]
187
9.0 [ 50]
187
0.0 [ 50] 187
0.0 [ 50]
Maratha
IE (Indo-Aryan)
20
0.0 [ 14] 20
10.0 [ 14]
20
0.0 [ 14] 20
0.0 [ 14] 20
15.0 [ 14]
20
15.0 [ 14]
Melanesia
Oceanic , Papuan
1272
Moldovans (Karahasani)
IE (Romance)
72
16.7 [ 54] 72
34.7 [ 54] 72
25.0 [ 54] 72
12.5 [ 54]
72
9.7 [ 54] 72
0.0 [ 54] 72
1.4 [ 54] 72
0.0 [ 54]
Moldovans (Sofia)
IE (Romance)
54
16.7 [ 54] 54
20.4 [ 54] 54
35.2 [ 54] 54
13.0 [ 54]
54
5.6 [ 54] 54
1.9 [ 54] 54
3.7 [ 54] 54
1.9 [ 54]
Erzya
Uralic (Finnic)
46
39.1 [ 66]
Moksha
Uralic (Finnic)
46
21.7 [ 66]
Moksha
Uralic (Finnic)
83
13.3 [ 44] 83
26.5
83
19.3
83
19.3
Mari
Uralic (Finnic)
111
2.7 [ 44] 111
47.7
111
8.1
111
41.4
Mari
Uralic (Finnic)
48
10.4 [ 25] 48
29.2
48
0.0
48
6.3
48
50.0
Masalit
Nilo-Saharan (Maban)
32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
71.9 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
6.3 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23] 32
0.0 [ 23]
Moroccans Afro-Asiatic (Berber)
760
4.4 [ 67] 760
0 [ 67] 760
0.1 [ 67] 760
78.9 [ 67] 760
5.9 [ 67] 760
7.6 [ 67] 760
0.6 [ 67]
Native North Americans
530
6.25 [ 68] 530
6.25 [ 68]
Norwegians
IE (Germanic, North)
112
25.9 [ 37] 112
17.9 [ 37] 72
40.3 [ 4]
Norwegians
IE (Germanic, North)
52
30.8 [ 25]
52
1.9 [ 25]
52
1.9 [ 25]
52
3.8 [ 25] 52
0.0 [ 25] 52
0.0 [ 25]
Nubians (Sudan)
Nilo-Saharan (Eastern Sudanic)
39
10.3 [ 23] 39
0.0 [ 23] 39
5.1 [ 23] 39
23.1 [ 23] 39
0.0 [ 23] 39
43.6 [ 23]
39
0.0 [ 23] 39
0.0 [ 23] 39
0.0 [ 23]
Orcadians
IE (Celtic/Germanic)
71
66.2 [ 53] 71
19.72 [ 53]
Oromo
Afro-Asiatic (Cushitic)
78
0.0 [ 15] 78
0.0 [ 15] 78
0.0 [ 15] 78
79.5 [ 15]
78
3.8 [ 15] 78
0.0 [ 15] 78
0.0 [ 15] 78
5.1 [ 15] 78
0.0 [ 15]
Ossetians
IE (Iranian, NE)
47
42.6 [ 25] 47
2.1 [ 25]
47
6.0 [ 25]
47
34.0 [ 25] 60.0 [ 69]
Pallan
Dravidian (Southern)
29
3.4 [ 14] 29
24.1 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
13.8 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
17.2 [ 14]
Pashtuns
IE (Iranian, SE)
96
4.2 [ 41] 96
44.8 [ 41] 96
0.0 [ 41] 96
2.1 [ 41]
96
6.3 [ 41] 96
11.5 [ 41] 96
0.0 [ 41] 96
1.0 [ 41] 96
12.5 [ 41]
Poles
IE (Slavic, West)
55
16.4 [ 6] 55
56.4 [ 6] 191
17.8 [ 4] 99
4.0 [ 5]
97
1.0 [ 5]
Poles
IE (Slavic, West)
93
13.4 [ 44] 93
55.9 [ 44] 93
16.1 [ 44]
93
3.2 [ 44]
Portuguese
IE (Romance)
303
5.3 [ 4]
Portuguese (South)
IE (Romance)
57
56.0 [ 25] 57
2.0 [ 25]
57
17.0 [ 25]
Portuguese (North)
IE (Romance)
328
62.0 [ 25] 328
0 [ 25]
328
11.0 [ 25]
Rajputs
IE (Indo-Aryan)
29
0.0 [ 14] 29
31.0 [ 14]
29
0.0 [ 14] 29
0.0 [ 14] 29
17.2 [ 14]
29
6.9 [ 14]
Romani (Gypsy)
IE (Indo-Aryan)
60 [ 7]
Romanians
IE (Romance)
54
13.0 [ 54] 54
20.4 [ 54] 54
48.1 [ 54] 54
7.4 [ 54]
54
5.6 [ 54] 54
5.6 [ 54] 54
0.0 [ 54] 54
0.0 [ 54]
Romanians
IE (Romance)
361
22.2 [ 4]
Romanians (Constanța )
IE (Romance)
31
16.1 [ 8] 31
9.7 [ 8] 31
41.9 [ 8] 31
9.7 [ 8] 31
0.0 [ 8] 31
6.5 [ 8] 31
12.9 [ 8] 31
0.0 [ 8] 31
0.0 [ 8] 31
0.0 [ 8]
Romanians (Ploiești )
IE (Romance)
36
8.3 [ 8] 36
5.6 [ 8] 36
38.9 [ 8] 36
16.7 [ 8] 36
0.0 [ 8] 36
19.4 [ 8] 36
8.3 [ 8] 36
0.0 [ 8] 36
0.0 [ 8] 36
0.0 [ 8]
Russians
IE (Slavic, East)
122
6.6 [ 25] 122
46.7 [ 25]
122
6.6 [ 25]
122
4.1 [ 25]
122
18.0 [ 25]
Russians
IE (Slavic, East)
414
6.8 [ 70] 414
48.3 [ 70] 414
15.9 [ 70] 414
4.8 [ 70] 414
0.0 [ 70] 414
1.4 [ 70] 414
1.2 [ 70] 414
14.0 [ 70]
Russians (Northern )(Arkhangelsk region )
IE (Slavic, East)
114
14.0 [ 71] 114
40.0 [ 71] 114
5.3 [ 71] 114
0.0 [ 71] 114
0.0 [ 71] 114
0.9 [ 71] 114
1.3 [ 71] 114
39.3 [ 71] 114
114
Russians (Central )
IE (Slavic, East)
364
7.7 [ 71] 364
47.0 [ 71] 364
16.5 [ 71] 364
5.0 [ 71] 364
0.0 [ 71] 364
3.3 [ 71] 364
0.0 [ 71] 364
16.0 [ 71] 364
Russians (Southerns )
IE (Slavic, East)
484
4.8 [ 71] 484
56.9 [ 71] 484
21.0 [ 71] 484
1.8 [ 71] 484
0.0 [ 71] 484
3.5 [ 71] 484
1.0 [ 71] 484
10.0 [ 71]
Russians
(Oryol region )
IE (Slavic, East)
110
3.6 [ 71] 110
62.7 [ 71] 110
22.7 [ 71] 110
0.9 [ 71] 110
0.0 [ 71] 110
0.9 [ 71] 110
0.0 [ 71] 110
5.4 [ 71]
Russians
(Voronezh region )
IE (Slavic, East)
96
5.2 [ 71] 96
59.4 [ 71] 96
20.8 [ 71] 96
1.0 [ 71] 96
0.0 [ 71] 96
3.1 [ 71] 96
2.1 [ 71] 96
6.3 [ 71]
Russians
(Tver region )
IE (Slavic, East)
73
6.8 [ 71] 73
56.2 [ 71] 73
15.0 [ 71] 73
4.1 [ 71] 73
0.0 [ 71] 73
4.1 [ 71] 73
0.0 [ 71] 73
11.0 [ 71]
Russians (Kuban Cossacks )
IE (Slavic, East)
90
8.8 [ 71] 90
47.3 [ 71] 90
24.2 [ 71] 90
3.3 [ 71] 90
0.0 [ 71] 90
4.4 [ 71] 90
1.1 [ 71] 90
7.7 [ 71]
Russians (Novgorod region )
IE (Slavic, East)
38
8.1 [ 70] 38
54.1 [ 70] 38
10.8 [ 70]
Sami (Sweden)
Uralic (Finnic)
38
7.9 [ 72] 38
15.79 [ 72] 38
31.58 [ 72] 38
0.0 [ 72] 38
0.0 [ 72] 38
0.0 [ 72] 38
0.0 [ 72] 38
44.74 [ 72] 38
0.0 [ 72] 38
0.0 [ 72]
Sami
Uralic (Finnic)
127
3.9 [ 44] 127
11.0 [ 44] 35
31.4 [ 4]
14 [ 73]
127
47.2 [ 44]
Saharawis (Western Sahara )
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic)
29
79.31 [ 5] 29
3.4 [ 5] 29
17.2 [ 5]
Sardinians (Italy)
IE (Romance)
77
22.1 [ 6]
142
42.3 [ 4] 139
5.0 [ 5]
144
12.5 [ 5]
Sardinians (Northern Sardinia)
IE (Romance)
86
20.0 [ 50] 86
0.0 [ 50] 86
28.0 [ 50] 86
13.0 [ 50]
86
21.0 [ 50]
86
0.0 [ 50] 86
0.0 [ 50]
Sardinians (Southern Sardinia)
IE (Romance)
187
19.0 [ 50] 187
1.0 [ 50] 187
35.0 [ 50] 187
11.0 [ 50]
187
14.0 [ 50]
187
0.0 [ 50] 187
0.0 [ 50]
Scots
IE (Celtic)
61
77.05 [ 37] 61
6.6 [ 37] 178
11.2 [ 4]
Serbs (Serbia )
IE (Slavic, South)
113
10.6 [ 7] 113
15.9 [ 7] 113
36.28 [ 7] 113
21.2 [ 7]
113
8 [ 7]
Serbs (Bosnia )
IE (Slavic, South)
81
6.2 [ 9] 81
13.6 [ 9] 81
40.74 [ 9] 81
22.22 [ 9] 81
0.0 [ 9] 81
9.9 [ 9] 81
1.2 [ 9] 81
6.2 [ 9] 81
0.0 [ 9] 81
0.0 [ 9]
Slovenians
IE (Slavic, South)
75
21.33 [ 9] 75
38.67 [ 9] 75
30.67 [ 9] 75
2.7 [ 9] 75
0.0 [ 9] 75
4.0 [ 9] 75
2.7 [ 9] 75
0.0 [ 9] 75
0.0 [ 9] 75
0.0 [ 9]
Slovenian
IE (Slavic, South)
70
37.1 [ 25]
70
7.1 [ 25]
70
5.7 [ 25]
70
0.0 [ 25] 70
0.0 [ 25] 70
0.0 [ 25]
Slovenian
IE (Slavic, South)
55
38.2 [ 4]
Dir and Isaaq
Afro-Asiatic (Cushitic)
201
0.0 [ 74] 201
1.0 [ 74] 201
0.0 [ 74] 201
77.6 [ 74] 201
1.5 [ 74] 201
3.0 [ 74] 201
0.5 [ 74] 201
0.0 [ 74] 201
10.4 [ 74] 201
0.0 [ 74]
Spanish
IE (Romance)
126
68.0 [ 25] 126
2.0 [ 25]
126
10.0 [ 25]
Spanish (Ibiza)
IE (Romance)
54
57.4 [ 50] 54
0.0 [ 50] 54
1.9 [ 50] 54
7.4 [ 50]
54
13.0 [ 50]
54
16.7 [ 50] 54
0.0 [ 50]
Spanish (Majorca)
IE (Romance)
62
66.13 [ 50] 62
0.0 [ 50] 62
8.1 [ 50] 62
6.2 [ 50]
62
6.2 [ 50]
62
1.6 [ 50] 62
0.0 [ 50]
Spanish (Menorca)
IE (Romance)
37
73.0 [ 50] 37
2.7 [ 50] 37
2.7 [ 50] 37
18.9 [ 50]
37
0.0 [ 50]
37
0.0 [ 50] 37
0.0 [ 50]
Spanish (South)
IE (Romance)
162
65.0 [ 50] 162
2.0 [ 50] 162
6.0 [ 50] 162
9.0 [ 50]
162
4.0 [ 50]
162
0.0 [ 50] 162
0.0 [ 50]
Spanish (Valencia)
IE (Romance)
73
64.0 [ 50] 73
3.0 [ 50] 73
10.0 [ 50] 73
11.0 [ 50]
73
1.0 [ 50]
73
1.0 [ 50] 73
0.0 [ 50]
Swedes (Northern)
IE (Germanic, North)
48
22.9 [ 25] 48
18.8 [ 25] 57
26.3 [ 4] 48
2.1 [ 25]
48
2.1 [ 25]
48
8.3 [ 25]
Swedes
IE (Germanic, North)
110
20.0 [ 37] 110
17.3 [ 37] 225
40 [ 4]
Swedes
IE (Germanic, North)
160
13.1 [ 75] 160
24.4 [ 75] 160
37.5 [ 75] 160
1.3 [ 75]
160
0.0 [ 75]
160
14.4 [ 75]
Swiss
IE (German/Romance)
144
7.6 [ 4]
Tabassarans
Northeast Caucasian
43
39.5 [ 16] 43
2.3 [ 16] 43
0.0 [ 16] 43
0.0 [ 16]
43
51.2 [ 16] 43
0.0 [ 16] 43
0.0 [ 16] 43
0.0 [ 16] 43
0.0 [ 16]
Tamil Nadu (India)
Dravidian
1680
1680
8.2 [ 76]
1680
0.15 [ 76] 1680
0.15 [ 76] 1680
2.1 [ 76] 1680
3.1 [ 76]
1680
2.0 [ 76] 1680
23.6 [ 76]
Tatars
Turkic, Kipchak
126
8.7 [ 44] 126
34.1 [ 44] 126
4.0
126
23.0
Turkmens
Turkic, Oghuz
30
36.7 [ 61] 30
6.7 [ 61] 30
0.0 [ 61] 30
0.0 [ 61]
21
23.8
21
9.5
30
0.0 [ 61]
Turks
Turkic, Oghuz
523
16.1 [ 77] 523
6.9 [ 77] 741
5.1 [ 4] 523
11.3 [ 77]
523
33.5 [ 77] 523
10.9 [ 77] 523
3.8 [ 77] 523
2.5 [ 77] 523
4.2 [ 77]
Turks
Turkic, Oghuz
167
20.4 [ 25] 167
4.8 [ 25]
167
10.2 [ 25]
167
32.9 [ 25]
167
2.4 [ 25]
Turks
Turkic, Oghuz
59
20.3 [ 74] 59
11.9 [ 74] 59
6.8 [ 74] 59
13.6 [ 74]
59
30.5 [ 74] 59
8.5 [ 74]
59
1.7 [ 74] 59
0.0 [ 74]
Turks (Central Anatolia )
Turkic, Oghuz
61
6.6 [ 7]
Turks (Istanbul)
Turkic, Oghuz
46
13.0 [ 5]
73
24.7 [ 5]
Turks (Konya)
Turkic, Oghuz
117
14.5 [ 5]
129
31.8 [ 5]
Turks (Cypriot)
Turkic, Oghuz
46
13.0 [ 29]
Turks (Southeastern)
Turkic, Oghuz
24
4.2 [ 29]
Turks (Erzurum)
Turkic, Oghuz
25
4.0 [ 29]
Udmurt
Uralic (Finnic)
87
2.3 [ 44] 87
10.3 [ 44] 87
1.1 [ 44]
87
85.1 [ 44]
Ukrainians
IE (Slavic, East)
50
2.0 [ 6] 50
54.0 [ 6] 50
18.0 [ 6] 50
4.0 [ 6]
50
6.0 [ 6] 50
4.0 [ 6] 50
6.0 [ 6] 50
2.0 [ 6] 50
0.0 [ 6]
Ukrainians
IE (Slavic, East)
53
18.9 [ 54] 53
41.5 [ 54] 53
24.5 [ 54] 93
7.5 [ 7]
53
9.4 [ 54] 53
0.0 [ 54] 53
5.7 [ 54] 53
0.0 [ 54]
Uyghurs (Kazakhstan)
Turkic, Karluk
41
0.0 [ 61] 41
22.0 [ 61] 41
2.4 [ 61] 41
0.0 [ 61] 41
0.0 [ 61] 33
27.3 [ 78]
41
2.4 [ 61] 41
0.0 [ 61] 41
2.4 [ 61]
Uyghurs (Xinjiang)
Turkic, Karluk
68
17.6 [ 79] 68
22.1 [ 79] 68
0.0 [ 79] 68
0.0 [ 79] 68
0.0 [ 79] 68
10.3 [ 79] 68
4.4 [ 79] 67
6.0 [ 80] 67
0.0 [ 80] 68
4.4 [ 79]
Uyghurs (Ürümqi)
Turkic, Karluk
49
8.2 [ 81] 49
28.6 [ 81]
49
0.0 [ 81] 49
0.0 [ 81] 49
18.4 [ 81]
Uyghurs (Northwest China)
Turkic, Karluk
50
16.0 [ 82]
50
34.0 [ 82]
50
2.0 [ 82]
Uyghurs (Ürümqi)
Turkic, Karluk
31
19.4 [ 83] 31
22.6 [ 83]
31
6.5 [ 83]
31
25.8 [ 83]
31
9.7 [ 83] 31
0.0 [ 83] 31
0.0 [ 83]
Uyghurs (Yili)
Turkic, Karluk
39
15.4 [ 83] 39
15.4 [ 83]
39
0.0 [ 83]
39
0.0 [ 83]
39
7.7 [ 83]
Uzbeks
Turkic, Karluk
366
9.8 [ 61] 366
25.1 [ 61] 366
2.2 [ 61] 366
2.5 [ 61]
28
21.4 [ 78]
28
0.0 [ 78]
366
3.0 [ 61]
Vanniyar
Dravidian (Southern)
25
0.0 [ 14] 25
8.0 [ 14]
25
0.0 [ 14] 25
0.0 [ 14] 25
16.0 [ 14]
25
20.0 [ 14]
Vellalar
Dravidian (Southern)
31
0.0 [ 14] 31
12.9 [ 14] 31
0.0 [ 14] 31
0.0 [ 14] 31
0.0 [ 14] 31
38.7 [ 14] 31
0.0 [ 14] 31
0.0 [ 14] 31
0.0 [ 14] 31
16.1 [ 14]
Welsh (Anglesey)
IE (Celtic)
88
89.0 [ 53] 88
1.0 [ 53] 196
8.1 [ 4] 88
3.0 [ 53]
Yagnobis
IE (Iranian, NE)
31
32.3 [ 61] 31
16.1 [ 61] 31
0.0 [ 61] 31
0.0 [ 61]
31
32.3 [ 61] 31
0.0 [ 61]
31
9.7 [ 61]
Yakuts
Turkic, Siberia
155
1.9 [ 44] 155
1.9 [ 44] 155
1.3 [ 44]
155
88.4 [ 44]
Yakuts
Turkic, Siberia
10
80.0 [ 12]
Population
Language family[ 1]
n [ 2] R1b [ 3] n R1a
n I
n E1b1b
n E1b1a
n J
n G
n N
n T
n L
n H
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Footnotes
^ Van Oven M, Van Geystelen A, Kayser M, Decorte R, Larmuseau HD (2014). "Seeing the wood for the trees: a minimal reference phylogeny for the human Y chromosome". Human Mutation . 35 (2): 187– 91. doi :10.1002/humu.22468 . PMID 24166809 . S2CID 23291764 . ^ International Society of Genetic Genealogy (ISOGG; 2015), Y-DNA Haplogroup Tree 2015 . (Access date: 1 February 2015.)^ Haplogroup A0-T is also known as A-L1085 (and previously as A0'1'2'3'4).
^ Haplogroup A1 is also known as A1'2'3'4.
^ F-Y27277, sometimes known as F2'4, is both the parent clade of F2 and F4 and a child of F-M89.
^ Haplogroup LT (L298/P326) is also known as Haplogroup K1.
^ Between 2002 and 2008, Haplogroup T-M184 was known as "Haplogroup K2". That name has since been re-assigned to K-M526 , the sibling of Haplogroup LT.
^ Haplogroup K2b (M1221/P331/PF5911) is also known as Haplogroup MPS.
^ Haplogroup K2b1 (P397/P399) is also known as Haplogroup MS, but has a broader and more complex internal structure.
^ Haplogroup P (P295) is also klnown as K2b2.
^ K-M2313*, which as yet has no phylogenetic name, has been documented in two living individuals, who have ethnic ties to India and South East Asia. In addition, K-Y28299, which appears to be a primary branch of K-M2313, has been found in three living individuals from India. See: Poznik op. cit. ; YFull YTree v5.08 , 2017, "K-M2335"PhyloTree , 2017, "Details of the Y-SNP markers included in the minimal Y tree"
^ Haplogroup S, as of 2017, is also known as K2b1a. (Previously the name Haplogroup S was assigned to K2b1a4.)
^ Haplogroup M, as of 2017, is also known as K2b1b. (Previously the name Haplogroup M was assigned to K2b1d.)
See also
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^ a b IE=Indo-European
^ a b First column gives the amount of total Sample Size studied
^ a b Second column gives the Percentage of the particular haplogroup among the Sample Size
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