| Haplogroup G is relatively uncommon (about 2.5% of tested Europeans).
G2a is not well understood, but is believed to have originated in Central
Asia, then to have spread to the Middle East. From there, it became
widespread in Europe during the Neolithic. The G2a subclade is found
occasionally among Scandinavians.
We have two matching members who are Haplogroup G. One of them
has been deep SNP tested with the result that he is Haplogroup
G2a. |
Haplogroup
G Subclades as Defined by SNP Mutations
| Mutations |
ISOGG
Clades |
FTDNA
Clades |
| M201, P257, U2, U3, U6, U7, U12, U17,
U20, U21, U23, U33 |
G |
G |
| ____ |
M285, M342 |
G1 |
G1 |
| ____ |
P20 |
G1a |
G1a |
| P76 |
G1b |
G1b |
| P287 |
G2 |
G2 |
| ____ |
P15, U5 |
G2a |
G2a |
| ____ |
P16 |
G2a1 |
G2a1 |
| ____ |
P17, P18 |
G2a1a |
G2a1a |
| M286 |
G2a2 |
G2a2 |
| U8 |
G2a3 |
|
| ____ |
U16 |
G2a3a |
|
| U1 |
G2a3b |
|
| ____ |
U13 |
G2a3b1 |
|
| M406 |
G2a3c |
|
| ____ |
L14 / S130 |
G2a3c1 |
|
| S126 |
G2a3d |
|
| M287 |
G2b |
G2b |
| M377 |
G2c |
G2c |
| ____ |
M283 |
G2c1 |
|
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| Mutations in boldface are potentially tested by FTDNA
in their Deep Clade-G suite of SNP tests ($79). Note that
they only test the SNPs that are logically necessary for any given individual,
which is not a bad thing because it helps keep down the price of determining
your subclade. FTDNA also offers a Misc-G panel that includes
L13, L14, M283, and M406 ($109). EthnoAncestry offers a Haplogroup
G SNP package that includes M201, M285, P20, P15, P16, P18, M286, M287,
M377, S126, S130, S131, S132, S133, S134, and S135 ($249 — or $199 for
returning customers). |
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