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Originally Posted by Bardyllis

The oldest haplogroup in Europe(35 000-40 000 years) is R1b.

Out of Africa

the distribution
of a third sub-cluster, characterized by
mutations M89/

M213, across the entire world
with the exception of most of sub-Saharan Africa

(Groups VI±X).

Group VI as presently known, remains polyphyletic,
differentiated from the others (Groups VII±X)

by the absence of the M9 mutation

A probable western expansion of M89/

M213
Levantine populations would have taken Group
VI ht 69 lineages to Europe as the earliest Upper
Palaeolithic occupation of the area. However its
appearance in Europe is very low (0.2 %),
indicating that few of these lineages have
survived to the present, possibly having been
replaced in Europe by related M170 lineages. The
very early (40±50000 years) mtDNA U5 lineages
survive in about 7% of European women

(Richards et al. 1998, 2000).

http://www.human-evol.cam.ac.uk/Memb.../AHG-65-01.pdf

[Marcus Marulus]

Originally Posted by Horvat

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