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] nR1a nI nE1b1b nE1b1a nJ nG nN nT nL nH
Albanians IE (Albanian) 10623.6
25/106[4]		 4425
11/44[5]		 5623.30
13/56[5]
Albanians IE (Albanian) 5123.6[6][7] 519.8
5/51[6][7]		 519.6[6][7] 5126.6[6][7] 5123.53
12/51[6][7]		 511.96
1/51[6][7]		 510.0[6] 510.0[6] 510.0[6]
Kosovo Albanians (Pristina) IE (Albanian) 11421.10
24/114[7]		 1144.42
5/114[7]		 1147.96
9/114[7]		 11447.40
54/114[7]		 11416.70
19/114[7]
Albanians (Tirana) IE (Albanian) 3018.3[8] 308.3[8] 3011.7[8] 3028.3[8] 300.0[8] 3020.0
6/30[8]		 303.3
1/30[8]
Albanians IE (Albanian) 5518.2
10/55[9]		 559.1
5/55[9]		 5521.7
12/55[9]		 5525.4
14/55[9]		 550.0[9] 5523.5
13/55[9]		 551.8
1/55[9]		 550.0[9] 550.0[9] 550.0[9]
Albanians (North Macedonia) IE (Albanian) 6418.8
12/64[9]		 641.6
1/64[9]		 6417.3
11/64[9]		 6439.1
25/64[9]		 640.0[9] 6422
14/64[9]		 641.6
1/64[9]		 640.0[9] 640.0[9] 640.0[9]
Albanians + Albanians (North Macedonia) IE (Albanian) 55+
64
119		18.5
22/119[9]		 55+
64
119		5.05
6/119[9]		 55+
64
119		19.33
23/119[9]		 55+
64
119		32.8
39/119[9]		 0.0[9] 55+
64
119		22.7
27/119[9]		 55+
64
119		1.7
2/119[9]		 0.0[9] 0.0[9] 0.0[9]
Abazinians Northwest Caucasian 140[10] 1414[10] 140[10] 140[10] 140[10] 147[10][11] 1429[10]
Abkhaz Northwest Caucasian 128[10] 1233.0[10] 1233.3[10] 120[10] 120[10] 1225[10][11] 120[10]
Altaians Turkic, Siberia 1429.2[12]
Altaians (Northern) Turkic, Siberian 506.0[13] 5038.0 500.0 500.0 502.0 500.0 5010.0
Altaians (Southern) Turkic, Siberia 961.0[13] 9653.1 962.1 961.0 964.2 9611.5
Ambalakarar Dravidian (Southern) 290.0[14] 2913.8[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 296.9[14] 293.4[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 2920.7[14]
Amhara Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 480.0[15] 480.0[15] 480.0[15] 4845.8[15] 4833.3[15] 480.0[15] 480.0[15] 484.2[15] 480.0[15]
Andalusians IE (Romance) 2965.5[6] 290.0[6] 1033.9[4] 769.2[5] 931.1[5] 290.0[6] 290.0[6] 296.9[6] 293.4[6]
Andis Northeast Caucasian 496.1[16] 492.0[16] 4926.5[16] 492.0[16] 4955.1[16] 496.1[16] 490.0[16] 492.0[16] 490.0[16]
Arabs (Algeria) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 3513.0[17] 350.0[17] 3250[5] 3535[17]
Arabs (Algeria - Oran) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 10210.8[18] 1021[18] 10250.9[18] 10212.8[18] 10227.4[18]
Arabs (Bedouin) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 320.0[19] 329.4[19] 326.3[19] 3218.7[19] 3265.6[19] 320.0[19]
Arabs (Bedouins, Sinai Peninsula) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 1474.1[20] 1472.7[20] 1470.7[20] 14736.7[20] 1472.8[20] 14732.0[20] 1478.8[20] 1470.0[20] 1478.2[20]
Arabs (Palestine) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 1438.4[19] 1431.4[19] 1436.3[19] 14320.3[19] 14355.2[19] 1430.0[19]
Arabs (Morocco) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 443.8[7] 440.0[7] 440.0[7] 4985.5[5] 492.4[5]
Arabs (Oman) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 1211.7[20] 1219.1[20] 1210.0[20] 12115.7[20] 1217.4[20] 12147.9[20] 1211.7[20] 1218.3[20] 1210.8[20]
Arabs (Qatar) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 721.4[21] 726.9[21] 720.0[21] 725.6[21] 722.8[21] 7266.7[21] 722.8[21] 720.0[21] 720.0[21] 722.8[21]
Arabs (Saudi Arabia) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 1571.9[22] 1575.1[22] 1570.0[22] 1577.6[22] 1577.6[22] 15740.0[22] 1573.2[22] 1570.0[22] 1575.1[22] 1571.9[22]
Arabs (UAE) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 1644.3[21] 1647.3[21] 16411.6[21] 1645.5[21] 16445.1[21] 1644.3[21] 1640.0[21] 1644.9[21] 1643.0[21]
Arabs (Yemen) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 620.0[21] 620.0[21] 620.0[21] 6212.9[21] 623.2[21] 6282.3[21] 621.6[21] 620.0[21] 620.0[21] 620.0[21]
Arabs (Syria) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 2015.0[6] 2010.0[6] 205.0[6] 2010.0[6] 2030.0[6] 200.0[6] 200.0[6] 200.0[6] 200.0[6]
Arabs (Lebanon) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 316.4[6] 319.7[6] 313.2[6] 3119.8[6] 3151.2[6] 313.2[6] 310.0[6] 310.0[6] 313.2[6]
Arabs (Sudan) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 10215.7[23] 1023.9[23] 10216.7[23] 10247.1[23]
Arabs (Tunisia) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 1486.8[17] 1480.0[17] 1480.0[17] 14854.5[17] 1481.4[17] 14830.6[17] 1480.0[17] 1480.7[17] 1480.0[17]
Arabs (Libya) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 633[24] 631.5[24] 631.5[24] 6352.0[24] 630.0[24] 6324.0[24] 638.0[24] 635.0[24] 631.5[24]
Armenians IE (Armenian) 8924.7[25] 895.6[25] 1005.0[10] 893.4[25] 8929.2[25] 10011.0[10] 893.4[25]
Armenians IE (Armenian) 73432.4[26] 7345.3[26] 7345.4[26] 7341.6[26]
Aromanians (Dukasi, Albania) IE (Romance) 392.56
1/39[8]		 392.56
1/39[8]		 3917.95
7/39[8]		 3917.95
7/39[8]		 390.0[8] 3948.72
19/39[8]		 3910.26
4/39[8]		 39 39 39
Aromanians (Andon Poci, Albania) IE (Romance) 1936.84
7/19[8]		 190.0[8] 1942.11
8/19[8]		 1915.79
3/19[8]		 190.0[8] 195.26
1/19[8]		 190.0[8] 19 19 19
Aromanians (Kruševo, North Macedonia) IE (Romance) 4327.91
12/43[8]		 4311.63
5/43[8]		 4320.93
9/43[8]		 4320.93
9/43[8]		 430.0[8] 4311.63
5/19[8]		 436.98
3/19[8]		 43 43 43
Aromanians (Štip, North Macedonia) IE (Romance) 6523.08
15/65[8]		 6521.54
14/65[8]		 6516.92
11/65[8]		 6518.46
12/65[8]		 650.0[8] 6520.0
13/65[8]		 650.0[8] 65 65 65
Aromanians (Romania) IE (Romance) 4223.81
10/42[8]		 422.28
1/42[8]		 4219.05
8/42[8]		 427.14
3/42[8]		 420.0[8] 4233.33
14/42[8]		 420.0[8]
Aromanians (Balkan) IE (Romance) 39+
19+
43+
65+
42=
208		21.63
45/208[8]		 20810.1
21/208[8]		 20820.67
43/208[8]		 20816.35
34/208[8]		 2080.0[8] 20825
52/208[8]		 2083.37
7/208[8]
Ashkenazi Jews Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 7912.7[19] 7922.8
18/79[19]		 7943.0
34/79[19]		 790.0[19]
Ashkenazi Jews Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 4424.1[27] 44219.7
87/442[27]		 4420.2[27] 44238.0
168/442[27]		 4429.7
43/442[27]		 4420.2[27] 4420.2[27]
Austrians IE (Germanic, West) 21932 21914
Avars Northeast Caucasian 422.4[16] 422.4[16] 420.0[16] 427.1[16] 4271.4
30/42[16]		 420.0[16] 420.0[16] 424.8[16] 429.5[16]
Azerbaijanis Turkic, Oghuz 7211.1[28] 726.9[28] 974.1[29]
Azerbaijanis (West Azerbaijan Province) Turkic, Oghuz 6317.5[30] 6319[30] 6327.2[30]
Bagvalal Northeast Caucasian 2867.9[16] 283.6[16] 287.1[16] 280.0[16] 2821.4[16] 280.0[16] 280.0[16] 280.0[16] 280.0[16]
Balkarian Turkic, Kipchak 392.6[5] 1625.0[5]
Balkarians Turkic, Kipchak 3813.2[9] 3813.2[9] 382.6[9] 382.6[9] 380.0[9] 3823.7[9] 3828.9[9] 380.0[9] 380.0[9] 385.3[9]
Baloch IE (Iranian, NW) 258.0[14] 2528.0[14] 250.0[14] 258.0[14] 250.0[14] 2516.0[14] 250.0[14] 250.0[14] 250.0[14] 2524.0[14]
Bashkirs (Perm) Turkic, Kipchak 4386.05
37/43[31]		 439.3 430.0 430.0 430.0 430.0 432.3 432.3 430.0 430.0
Basque (France, Spain) Basque (Basque) 6788.06
59/67[6]		 670.0[6] 677.46
5/67[6]		 671.49
1/67[6]		 672.99
2/67[6]		 670.0[6] 670.0[6] 670.0[6] 670.0[6]
German Bavarians IE (Germanic, West) 8050.0
40/80[25]		 8015.0[25] 808.0[25] 805.0[25] 800.0[25] 800.0[25]
Belgians IE (Germanic/Romance) 9263.04
58/92[25]		 924.0[25] 922.0[25]
Belarusians IE (Slavic, East) 410.0[25] 4139.0[25] 14719.0[4] 4110.0[25] 412.4[25]
Belarusians IE (Slavic, East) 684.4[32] 6845.6[32] 6825.0[32] 684.4[32] 681.5[32] 688.8[32]
Belarusians IE (Slavic, East) 3064.2[33] 30651.0[33] 3064.6[33] 3063.3[33] 3069.5[33]
Bearnais IE (Romance) 267.7[4] 433.7[5] 263.8[5]
Beja Afro-Asiatic (Cushitic) 424.76
2/42[23]		 420.0[23] 420.0[23] 4252.38
22/42[23]		 420.0[23] 4238.1
16/42[23]		 420.0[23] 420.0[23] 420.0[23] 420.0[23]
Berbers (Marrakesh) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 29 92.9[29]
Berbers (Moyen Atlas) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 6987.1[29]
Berbers (Mozabite) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 2080.0[29]
Berbers (Morocco) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 6488.2[5] 640[5] 1030[5]
Berbers (north Morocco) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 43 4379.5[34]
Berbers (north-central Morocco) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 6388.8[5] 630[5]
Berbers (central Morocco) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 187 18789.8[34]
Berbers (southern Morocco) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 4089[5] 400[5]
Berbers (southern Morocco) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 65 6598.5[34]
Berbers (northern Tunisia) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 32100[35]
Berbers (southern Tunisia) Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 27100[35]
Borgu (Sudan) Nilo-Saharan (Maban) 2611.5[23] 260.0[23] 260.0[23] 2653.8[23] 260.0[23] 260.0[23] 260.0[23] 260.0[23] 260.0[23] 260.0[23]
Bosnians (Zenica) IE (Slavic, South) 691.45
1/69[7]		 6924.64
17/69[7]		 6953.62
37/69[7]		 6910.14
7/69[7]		 690.0[7] 694.35
3/69[7]
Brahmins (Konkanastha) IE (Indo-Aryan) 250.0[14] 2548.0[14] 250.0[14] 250.0[14] 250.0[14] 2516.0[14] 250.0[14] 250.0[14] 250.0[14] 254.0[14]
Brahui Dravidian (Northern) 11039.1[36] 1100.0[36] 1102.7[36] 11028.2[36] 1100.9[36] 1107.3[36]
Brahui Dravidian (Northern) 250.0[14] 2524.0[14] 250.0[14] 250.0[14] 250.0[14] 2528.0[14] 2516.0[14] 250.0[14] 250.0[14] 258.0[14]
British IE (Germanic, West) 3268.8
22/32[37]		 329.4
3/32[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) 971.0[41] 9727.8[41] 970.0[41] 970.0[41] 978.2[41] 971.0[41] 970.0[41] 970.0[41] 9716.5[41]
Spanish (Catalan people|Catalans) IE (Romance) 2479.2
19/24[6]		 240.0[42] 324.2[42] 336.1[5] 283.6[5] 248.0[42]
Cantabrians (Pasiegos) IE (Romance) 5642.9[29]
Chamalins Northeast Caucasian 270.0[16] 277.4[16] 270.0[16] 270.0[16] 2770.4[16] 2718.5[16] 270.0[16] 270.0[16] 273.7[16]
Chechens Northeast Caucasian 3301.8[43] 3303.9[43] 3300.0[43] 3300.0[43] 33077.6[43] 3305.5[43] 3300.0[43] 3307.0[43]
Chuvashes Turkic, Oghur 793.8[44] 7931.6[44] 7911.3[44] 790[44] 790[44] 7924.2[44] 790[44] 7927.8[44] 790[44] 790[44]
Copts (Sudan) Afro-Asiatic 3315.2[23] 3321.2[23] 3345.5[23]
Croats (mainland) IE (Slavic, South) 10815.74
17/108[7]		 10834.26
37/108[7]		 10837.04
40/108[7][45]		 1085.56
6/108[7]		 1080.0[7] 1081.85
2/108[7]		 1080.93
1/108[7]
Croat (mainland) IE (Slavic, South) 18938.1
72/189[4]
Cross River (Nigeria) Cross River (NC) 11130[46] 111387[46] 11130[46] 11130[46]
Cypriots IE (Greek) 459.0[25] 452.0[25] 4527.0[25]
Czechs IE (Slavic, West) 25734.2[47] 25718.3[47] 2575.8[47] 2574.7[47] 2575.1[47] 2571.6[47]
Czechs and Slovaks IE (Slavic, West) 4535.6[6] 4526.7[6] 19813.6[4] 452.2[6]
Danes IE (Germanic, North) 1231.7[37] 1226.7[37] 19438.7[4] 352.9[29]
Dargins Northeast Caucasian 682.9[16] 680.0[16] 6894.1[16] 682.9[16] 680.0[16] 680.0[16] 680.0[16]
Dargins Northeast Caucasian 264.0[10] 260.0[10] 2658.0[10] 264.0[10] 264.0[10] 264.0[10] 260.0[10] 260.0[10] 260.0[10]
Dolgans Turkic, Siberia 671.5[44] 6716.4[44] 671.5[44] 6734.3[44]
Druze (Arabs) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 2814.3[29]
Dutch IE (Germanic, West) 2770.4[6] 273.7[6] 3026.7[4] 848.0[25] 340[5]
Egyptians Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 925.4[48] 920.0[48] 921.1[48] 9243.5[48] 923.3[48] 9222.8[48] 922.2[48] 920.0[48] 927.6[48] 920.0[48]
Egyptians (North) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 439.3[49] 432.3[49] 430.0[49] 4353.5[49] 4418.2[17] 437.0[49] 432.3[49] 430.0[49]
Egyptians (South) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 2913.8[49] 290.0[49] 293.4[49] 2931.0[49] 2924.1[17] 2917.2[49] 2910.3[49] 290.0[49]
English (Central) IE (Germanic, West) 21561.9[50] 2153.3[50]
Estonians Uralic (Finnic) 2079.0[25] 11837.3[51] 21018.6[4] 2073.0[25] 2071.0[25] 20740.6[25]
Finns Uralic (Finnic) 572.0[25] 5710.5[25] 572.0[25] 5763.2[25]
Finns Uralic (Finnic) 380.0[44] 387.9[44] 3828.9[44] 3863.2[44]
French IE (Romance) 2352.2[6] 230[6] 2317.4[4] 408.0[25]
Frisians IE (Germanic, West) 9456.0[52] 947.0[52] 9429.0[52] 942.0[52] 946.0[52]
Frieslanders (Netherlands) IE (Germanic, West) 9455.3[50] 947.4[50] 9434.0[50] 942.1[50] 941.4[50]
Fur Nilo-Saharan (Fur) 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 3259.4[23] 320.0[23] 326.3[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23]
Gagauz (Kongaz) Turkic, Oghuz 4810.4[53] 4812.5[53] 4831.3[53] 4816.7[53] 488.3[53] 4810.4[53] 484.2[53] 486.3[53]
Gagauz (Etulia) Turkic, Oghuz 4114.6[53] 4126.8[53] 4124.4[53] 419.8[53] 417.3[53] 4117.1[53] 410.0[53] 410.0[53]
Germans IE (Germanic, West) 3,000+44[54]
U106=18
L21=5
U152=9
DF27, DF19=9
others=3		 3,000+12[54] 3,000+20[54]
I1=13
I2=7		 3,000+5[54]
V13=5		 3,000+6[54]
J2=5
J1=1		 3,000+5[54] 3,000+1[54]
Germans (West) IE (German) 4847.9[6][37] 488.1[6][37] 1637.5[4] 166.2[6]
Germans (East) IE (German)
Germans (Berlin) IE (German) 10323.3[55] 10322.3[55] 10332[55] 1039.7[55] 1031.3[55]
Georgians Kartvelian 6314.3[6] 637.9[6] 630.0[6] 642.0[25] 6336.5[6] 6330.1[6] 631.6[6] 631.6[6]
Georgians Kartvelian 669.1[9] 6610.6[9] 661.5[9] 663.0[9] 660.0[9] 6636.4[9] 6631.8[9] 660.0[9] 661.5[9] 661.5[9]
Greeks IE (Greek) 9219.6[9] 9216.3[9] 929.8[9] 9221.8[9] 9222.9[9] 923.3[9] 924.3[9] 921.1[9]
Greeks IE (Greek) 7711.7
9/77[41]		 7715.6
12/77[41]		 7719.5
15/77[41]		 7720.8
16/77[41]		 77 7716.9
13/77[41]		 779.1
7/77[41]		 770.0[41] 770.0[41] 776.49
others
5/77
Greeks IE (Greek) 11822.8[6][37] 1188.3[6][37] 26113.8[4] 8423.8[5] 926.5[5]
Greeks IE (Greek) 17113.5
23/171[56]		 17111.1
19/171		 17115.8
27/171		 17131.6
54/171		 17119.9
34/171		 1714.7
8/171		 1711.8
3/171
Greeks (Crete) IE (Greek) 19317.0
33/193[56]		 1938.8
17/193		 19313.0
25/193		 1938.8
17/193		 19338.9
75/193		 19310.9
21/193		 1932.1
4/193
Greeks (Crete) IE (Greek) 171+
193=
364		15.38
56/364[56]		 3649.89
36/364		 36414.29
52/364		 36419.51
71/364		 36429.95
109/364		 3647.97
29/364		 3641.92
7/364
Greeks (Peloponnese) IE (Greek) 3647.44
17/36[5]		 3613.89
5/36[5]
Greeks (Thrace) IE (Greek) 4112.2[8] 4122.0[8] 4119.5[8] 4119.5[8] 410.0[8] 4119.5[8] 414.9[8]
Greeks (North) IE (Greek) 9614.6=[49]
14/96		 9618.8[49]
18/96		 9612.5[49]
12/96		 9635.4[49]
34/96		 965.2[49]
5/96		 962.1[49]
2/96		 961.0[49]
1/96
Greeks (South) IE (Greek) 4619.6[49]
9/46		 462.2[49]
1/46		 4623.9[49]
11/46		 4643.5[49]
20/46		 466.5[49]
3/46		 462.2[49]
1/46		 460.0[49]
Greeks (North) + (South) IE (Greek) 96+
46=
142		16.2[49]
23/142		 96+
46=
142		13.4[49]
19/142		 96+
46=
142		16.2[49]
23/142		 96+
46=
142		38[49]
54/142		 96+
46=
142		5.6[49]
8/142		 96+
46=
142		2.1[49]
3/142		 96+
46=
142		0.7[49]
1/142
Hausa (Sudan) Afro-Asiatic (Chadic) 3240.6[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 323.1[23] 3212.5[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23]
Herzegovinians (Mostar, Široki Brijeg) IE (Slavic, South) 1413.55
5/141[7]		 14112.06
17/141[7]		 14163.83
90/141[7]		 1418.51
12/141[7]		 1411.42
2/141[7]
Hungarians Uralic (Ugric) 4518[6] 11330[44] 16217[4] 538[5] 499[5] 1033[57] 1031.0
Icelanders IE (Germanic, North) 18141.44
75/181[37]		 18123.76
43/181[37]		 18134.25
62/181[37]
Ingush Northeast Caucasian 1430.0[43] 1433.5[43] 1430.7[43] 1430.0[43] 14391.6[43] 1431.4[43] 1432.8[43]
Iranians (North Iran) IE (Iranian, West) 3315.2[58] 336.1[58] 330.0[58] 330.0[58] 330.0[58] 3333.3[58] 3315.2[58] 336.1[58] 330.0[58] 333.0[58]
Iranians (South Iran) IE (Iranian, West) 1176.0[58] 11716.2[58] 1170.0[58] 1175.1[58] 1171.7[58] 11735.0[58] 11712.8[58] 1170.9[58] 1173.4[58] 1176.0[58]
Irish IE (Celtic) 22281.53
181/222[37]		 2220.45[37] 22214.86
33/222[37]		 2572.25[25]
Italians IE (Romance) 5062.0
31/50[42]		 3322.7[37] 508.0[42] 9913.0[25] 5010.0[42]
Italians (Calabria) IE (Romance) 3732.4[6] 1485.4[4] 8016.3[7] 571.8[5]
Italians (Apulia) IE (Romance) 782.6[4] 8613.9[5] 8631.4[5]
Italians (North-central) IE (Romance) 5062.0[6] 3900.5[4] 21210.4[7] 5226.9[5]
Italians (South) IE (Romance) 6820.0[49] 683.0[49] 686.0[49] 6826.0[49] 6815.0[49] 683.0[49] 680.0[49]
Italians (Sicily) IE (Romance) 518.8 5527.3[5] 4223.8[5]
Italians (East Sicily) IE (Romance) 8720.0[49] 872.3[49] 875.0[49] 8729.0[49] 875.0[49] 875.0[49] 870.0[49]
Italians (West Sicily) IE (Romance) 12527.0[49] 1252.4[49] 12511.0[49] 12519.0[49] 12513.0[49] 1253.0[49] 1250.0[49]
Iyengar Dravidian (Southern) 300.0[14] 3030.0[14] 300.0[14] 300.0[14] 300.0[14] 3020.0[14] 3013.3[14] 300.0[14] 300.0[14] 3016.7[14]
Iyer Dravidian (Southern) 290.0[14] 2927.6[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 2917.2[14] 2910.3[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 2917.2[14]
Japan Japanese 2390 23901.3[59]
Kabardinian Northwest Caucasian 29.0[10]
Kalash (Pakistan) IE (Dardic) 4418.2[41] 440.0[41] 440.0[41] 449.1[41] 4418.2[41] 440.0[41] 440.0[41] 4425.0[41]
Karakalpaks Turkic, Kipchak 449.1[60] 4418.2[60] 440.0[60] 440.0[60] 444.5[60]
Kazakhs (more) Turkic 19826[61] 19827[61] 19821[61] 19828 19827[61]
Kazakhs (more) Turkic, Kipchak 545.6[60] 543.7[60] 540.0[60] 540.0[60] 380.0 541.9[60] 540.0[60]
Khants Uralic (Ugric) 4719.15
9/47[44]		 474.25
2/47[44]		 470.0[44] 4776.6
36/47[44]
Komi Uralic (Finnic) 9416.0[44] 9433.0 945.3 9435.1
Komi (Izhemsky) Uralic (Finnic) 540.0[62] 5429.63
16/54[62]		 541.9[62] 540.0[62] 540.0[62] 540.0[62] 540.0[62] 5468.52
37/54[62]		 540.0[62] 540.0[62]
Komi (Priluzsky) Uralic (Finnic) 492.0[62] 4932.65
16/49[62]		 494.1[62] 490.0[62] 490.0[62] 490.0[62] 490.0[62] 4961.22
30/49[62]		 490.0[62] 490.0[62]
Kumyks Turkic, Kipchak 7619.7[16] 7613.2[16] 760.0[16] 762.6[16] 7646.1[16] 7611.8[16] 760.0[16] 761.3[16] 760.0[16]
Kurds (Northern Iraq) IE (Iranian, NW) 9516.8[19] 9511.6[19] 9516.8[19] 957.4[19] 9540.0[19] 954.2[19] 953.2[19]
Kyrgyz Turkic, Kipchak 521.9[60] 5263.5[60] 521.9[60] 520.0[60] 414.9 412.4 520.0[60]
Latvians IE (Baltic) 3415.0[25] 11439.5[25] 867.0[4] 1140.9[51] 11442.1[51]
Lebanese AA (Semitic) 1,1167.6[49] & Haber2011[63] 1,1162.1[49] & Haber2011[63] 1,1163.5[49] & Haber2011[63] 1,11616.75[49] & Haber2011[63] 1,1161[49] & Haber2011[63] 1,11650[49] & Haber2011[63] 1,1166.9[49] & Haber2011[63] 1,1160.1[49] & Haber2011[63] 1,1164.7[49] & Haber2011[63] 1,1165.2[49] & Haber2011[63]
Lebanese Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 9148.1[64] 9142.5[49] 9144.8[49] 91416.2[49] 9140.7[49] 91446.1[49] 9146.6[49] 9140.1[49] 9144.7[49] 9145.2[49]
Lezgins Northeast Caucasian 3116.1[16] 310.0[16] 319.7[16] 316.5[16] 3158.1[16] 319.7[16] 310.0[16] 310.0[16] 310.0[16]
Lithuanians IE (Baltic) 385.0[25] 11436.0[51] 1140.9[51] 11443.0[51]
Macedonians (Skopje) IE (Slavic, South) 795.1[7] 7915.2[7] 7934.2[7] 7924.1[7] 7912.7[6][7][5] 795.1[7]
Macedonians (Skopje) IE (Slavic, South) 5213.5[8] 5213.5[8] 5228.8[8] 5223.1[8] 5211.5[8] 523.8[8]
Macedonian Romani (Skopje) IE (Indo-Aryan) 571.8[7] 571.8[7] 573.5[7] 5729.8[7] 571.8[7]
Maltese Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 18722.0[49] 1875.0[49] 1879.0[49] 1876.0[49] 1879.0[49] 1870.0[49] 1870.0[49]
Maratha IE (Indo-Aryan) 200.0[14] 2010.0[14] 200.0[14] 200.0[14] 2015.0[14] 2015.0[14]
Melanesia Oceanic, Papuan 1272
Moldovans (Karahasani) IE (Romance) 7216.7[53] 7234.7[53] 7225.0[53] 7212.5[53] 729.7[53] 720.0[53] 721.4[53] 720.0[53]
Moldovans (Sofia) IE (Romance) 5416.7[53] 5420.4[53] 5435.2[53] 5413.0[53] 545.6[53] 541.9[53] 543.7[53] 541.9[53]
Erzya Uralic (Finnic) 4639.1[65]
Moksha Uralic (Finnic) 4621.7[65]
Moksha Uralic (Finnic) 8313.3[44] 8326.5 8319.3 8319.3
Mari Uralic (Finnic) 1112.7[44] 11147.7 1118.1 11141.4
Mari Uralic (Finnic) 4810.4[25] 4829.2 480.0 486.3 4850.0
Masalit Nilo-Saharan (Maban) 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 3271.9
23/32[23]		 320.0[23] 326.3[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23] 320.0[23]
Moroccans Afro-Asiatic (Berber) 7604.4[66] 7600[66] 7600.1[66] 76078.9[66] 7605.9[66] 7607.6[66] 7600.6[66]
Native North Americans 5306.25[67] 5306.25[67]
Norwegians IE (Germanic, North) 11225.9[37] 11217.9[37] 7240.3[4]
Norwegians IE (Germanic, North) 5230.8[25] 521.9[25] 521.9[25] 523.8[25] 520.0[25] 520.0[25]
Nubians (Sudan) Nilo-Saharan (Eastern Sudanic) 3910.3[23] 390.0[23] 395.1[23] 3923.1[23] 390.0[23] 3943.6[23] 390.0[23] 390.0[23] 390.0[23]
Orcadians IE (Celtic/Germanic) 7166.2
47/71[52]		 7119.72
14/71[52]
Oromo Afro-Asiatic (Cushitic) 780.0[15] 780.0[15] 780.0[15] 7879.5
62/78[15]		 783.8[15] 780.0[15] 780.0[15] 785.1[15] 780.0[15]
Ossetians IE (Iranian, NE) 4742.6[25] 472.1[25] 476.0[25] 4734.0[25] 60.0[68]
Pallan Dravidian (Southern) 293.4[14] 2924.1[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 2913.8[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 2917.2[14]
Pashtuns IE (Iranian, SE) 964.2[41] 9644.8[41] 960.0[41] 962.1[41] 966.3[41] 9611.5[41] 960.0[41] 961.0[41] 9612.5[41]
Poles IE (Slavic, West) 5516.4[6] 5556.4[6] 19117.8[4] 994.0[5] 971.0[5]
Poles IE (Slavic, West) 9313.4[44] 9355.9[44] 9316.1[44] 933.2[44]
Portuguese IE (Romance) 3035.3[4]
Portuguese (South) IE (Romance) 5756.0[25] 572.0[25] 5717.0[25]
Portuguese (North) IE (Romance) 32862.0[25] 3280[25] 32811.0[25]
Rajputs IE (Indo-Aryan) 290.0[14] 2931.0[14] 290.0[14] 290.0[14] 2917.2[14] 296.9[14]
Romani (Gypsy) IE (Indo-Aryan) 60[7]
Romanians IE (Romance) 5413.0[53] 5420.4[53] 5448.1[53] 547.4[53] 545.6[53] 545.6[53] 540.0[53] 540.0[53]
Romanians IE (Romance) 36122.2[4]
Romanians (Constanța) IE (Romance) 3116.1[8] 319.7[8] 3141.9[8] 319.7[8] 310.0[8] 316.5[8] 3112.9[8] 310.0[8] 310.0[8] 310.0[8]
Romanians (Ploiești) IE (Romance) 368.3[8] 365.6[8] 3638.9[8] 3616.7[8] 360.0[8] 3619.4[8] 368.3[8] 360.0[8] 360.0[8] 360.0[8]
Russians IE (Slavic, East) 1226.6[25] 12246.7[25] 1226.6[25] 1224.1[25] 12218.0[25]
Russians IE (Slavic, East) 4146.8[69] 41448.3[69] 41415.9[69] 4144.8[69] 4140.0[69] 4141.4[69] 4141.2[69] 41414.0[69]
Russians (Northern)(Arkhangelsk region) IE (Slavic, East) 11414.0[70] 11440.0[70] 1145.3[70] 1140.0[70] 1140.0[70] 1140.9[70] 1141.3[70] 11439.3[70] 114 114
Russians (Central) IE (Slavic, East) 3647.7[70] 36447.0[70] 36416.5[70] 3645.0[70] 3640.0[70] 3643.3[70] 3640.0[70] 36416.0[70] 364
Russians (Southerns) IE (Slavic, East) 4844.8[70] 48456.9[70] 48421.0[70] 4841.8[70] 4840.0[70] 4843.5[70] 4841.0[70] 48410.0[70]
Russians

(Oryol region)

 IE (Slavic, East) 1103.6[70] 11062.7[70] 11022.7[70] 1100.9[70] 1100.0[70] 1100.9[70] 1100.0[70] 1105.4[70]
Russians

(Voronezh region)

 IE (Slavic, East) 965.2[70] 9659.4[70] 9620.8[70] 961.0[70] 960.0[70] 963.1[70] 962.1[70] 966.3[70]
Russians

(Tver region)

 IE (Slavic, East) 736.8[70] 7356.2[70] 7315.0[70] 734.1[70] 730.0[70] 734.1[70] 730.0[70] 7311.0[70]
Russians (Kuban Cossacks) IE (Slavic, East) 908.8[70] 9047.3[70] 9024.2[70] 903.3[70] 900.0[70] 904.4[70] 901.1[70] 907.7[70]
Russians (Novgorod region) IE (Slavic, East) 388.1[69] 3854.1[69] 3810.8[69]
Sami (Sweden) Uralic (Finnic) 387.9[71] 3815.79
6/38[71]		 3831.58
12/38[71]		 380.0[71] 380.0[71] 380.0[71] 380.0[71] 3844.74
17/38[71]		 380.0[71] 380.0[71]
Sami Uralic (Finnic) 1273.9[44] 12711.0[44] 3531.4[4] 14[72] 12747.2
60/127[44]
Saharawis (Western Sahara) Afro-Asiatic (Semitic) 2979.31
23/29[5]		 293.4[5] 2917.2[5]
Sardinians (Italy) IE (Romance) 7722.1[6] 14242.3[4] 1395.0[5] 14412.5[5]
Sardinians (Northern Sardinia) IE (Romance) 8620.0[49] 860.0[49] 8628.0[49] 8613.0[49] 8621.0[49] 860.0[49] 860.0[49]
Sardinians (Southern Sardinia) IE (Romance) 18719.0[49] 1871.0[49] 18735.0[49] 18711.0[49] 18714.0[49] 1870.0[49] 1870.0[49]
Scots IE (Celtic) 6177.05
47/61[37]		 616.6[37] 17811.2[4]
Serbs (Serbia) IE (Slavic, South) 11310.6[7] 11315.9[7] 11336.28
41/113[7]		 11321.2[7] 1138[7]
Serbs (Bosnia) IE (Slavic, South) 816.2[9] 8113.6[9] 8140.74
33/81[9]		 8122.22
8/81[9]		 810.0[9] 819.9[9] 811.2[9] 816.2[9] 810.0[9] 810.0[9]
Slovenians IE (Slavic, South) 7521.33
16/75[9]		 7538.67
29/75[9]		 7530.67
23/75[9]		 752.7[9] 750.0[9] 754.0[9] 752.7[9] 750.0[9] 750.0[9] 750.0[9]
Slovenian IE (Slavic, South) 7037.1
26/70[25]		 707.1[25] 705.7[25] 700.0[25] 700.0[25] 700.0[25]
Slovenian IE (Slavic, South) 5538.2
21/55[4]
Somalis Afro-Asiatic (Cushitic) 2010.0[73] 2011.0[73] 2010.0[73] 20177.6
156/201[73]		 2011.5[73] 2013.0[73] 2010.5[73] 2010.0[73] 20110.4[73] 2010.0[73]
Spanish IE (Romance) 12668.0[25] 1262.0[25] 12610.0[25]
Spanish (Ibiza) IE (Romance) 5457.4
31/54[49]		 540.0[49] 541.9[49] 547.4[49] 5413.0[49] 5416.7[49] 540.0[49]
Spanish (Majorca) IE (Romance) 6266.13
41/62[49]		 620.0[49] 628.1[49] 626.2[49] 626.2[49] 621.6[49] 620.0[49]
Spanish (Menorca) IE (Romance) 3773.0
27/37[49]		 372.7[49] 372.7[49] 3718.9[49] 370.0[49] 370.0[49] 370.0[49]
Spanish (South) IE (Romance) 16265.0[49] 1622.0[49] 1626.0[49] 1629.0[49] 1624.0[49] 1620.0[49] 1620.0[49]
Spanish (Valencia) IE (Romance) 7364.0[49] 733.0[49] 7310.0[49] 7311.0[49] 731.0[49] 731.0[49] 730.0[49]
Swedes (Northern) IE (Germanic, North) 4822.9[25] 4818.8[25] 5726.3[4] 482.1[25] 482.1[25] 488.3[25]
Swedes IE (Germanic, North) 11020.0[37] 11017.3[37] 22540[4]
Swedes IE (Germanic, North) 16013.1[74] 16024.4[74] 16037.5[74] 1601.3[74] 1600.0[74] 16014.4[74]
Swiss IE (German/Romance) 1447.6[4]
Tabassarans Northeast Caucasian 4339.5[16] 432.3[16] 430.0[16] 430.0[16] 4351.2[16] 430.0[16] 430.0[16] 430.0[16] 430.0[16]
Tamil Nadu (India) Dravidian 1680 16808.2[75] 16800.15[75] 16800.15[75] 16802.1[75] 16803.1[75] 16802.0[75] 168023.6[75]
Tatars Turkic, Kipchak 1268.7[44] 12634.1[44] 1264.0 12623.0
Turkmens Turkic, Oghuz 3036.7[60] 306.7[60] 300.0[60] 300.0[60] 2123.8 219.5 300.0[60]
Turks Turkic, Oghuz 52316.1[76] 5236.9[76] 7415.1[4] 52311.3[76] 52333.5[76] 52310.9[76] 5233.8[76] 5232.5[76] 5234.2[76]
Turks Turkic, Oghuz 16720.4[25] 1674.8[25] 16710.2[25] 16732.9[25] 1672.4[25]
Turks Turkic, Oghuz 5920.3[73] 5911.9[73] 596.8[73] 5913.6[73] 5930.5[73] 598.5[73] 591.7[73] 590.0[73]
Turks (Central Anatolia) Turkic, Oghuz 616.6[7]
Turks (Istanbul) Turkic, Oghuz 4613.0[5] 7324.7[5]
Turks (Konya) Turkic, Oghuz 11714.5[5] 12931.8[5]
Turks (Cypriot) Turkic, Oghuz 4613.0[29]
Turks (Southeastern) Turkic, Oghuz 244.2[29]
Turks (Erzurum) Turkic, Oghuz 254.0[29]
Udmurt Uralic (Finnic) 872.3[44] 8710.3[44] 871.1[44] 8785.1[44]
Ukrainians IE (Slavic, East) 502.0[6] 5054.0[6] 5018.0[6] 504.0[6] 506.0[6] 504.0[6] 506.0[6] 502.0[6] 500.0[6]
Ukrainians IE (Slavic, East) 5318.9[53] 5341.5[53] 5324.5[53] 937.5[7] 539.4[53] 530.0[53] 535.7[53] 530.0[53]
Uyghurs (Kazakhstan) Turkic, Karluk 410.0[60] 4122.0[60] 412.4[60] 410.0[60] 410.0[60] 3327.3[77] 412.4[60] 410.0[60] 412.4[60]
Uyghurs (Xinjiang) Turkic, Karluk 6817.6[78] 6822.1[78] 680.0[78] 680.0[78] 680.0[78] 6810.3[78] 684.4[78] 676.0[79] 670.0[79] 684.4[78]
Uyghurs (Ürümqi) Turkic, Karluk 498.2[80] 4928.6[80] 490.0[80] 490.0[80] 4918.4[80]
Uyghurs (Northwest China) Turkic, Karluk 5016.0[81] 5034.0[81] 502.0[81]
Uyghurs (Ürümqi) Turkic, Karluk 3119.4[82] 3122.6[82] 316.5[82] 3125.8[82] 319.7[82] 310.0[82] 310.0[82]
Uyghurs (Yili) Turkic, Karluk 3915.4[82] 3915.4[82] 390.0[82] 390.0[82] 397.7[82]
Uzbeks Turkic, Karluk 3669.8[60] 36625.1[60] 3662.2[60] 3662.5[60] 2821.4[77] 280.0[77] 3663.0[60]
Vanniyar Dravidian (Southern) 250.0[14] 258.0[14] 250.0[14] 250.0[14] 2516.0[14] 2520.0[14]
Vellalar Dravidian (Southern) 310.0[14] 3112.9[14] 310.0[14] 310.0[14] 310.0[14] 3138.7[14] 310.0[14] 310.0[14] 310.0[14] 3116.1[14]
Welsh (Anglesey) IE (Celtic) 8889.0
78/88[52]		 881.0[52] 1968.1[4] 883.0[52]
Yagnobis IE (Iranian, NE) 3132.3
10/31[60]		 3116.1
5/31[60]		 310.0[60] 310.0[60] 3132.3
10/31[60]		 310.0[60] 319.7
3/31[60]
Yakuts Turkic, Siberia 1551.9[44] 1551.9[44] 1551.3[44] 15588.4
137/155[44]
Yakuts Turkic, Siberia 1080.0
8/10[12]
Population Language family[1] n[2]R1b[3] nR1a nI nE1b1b nE1b1a nJ nG nN nT nL nH

See also

References
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  2. First column gives the amount of total Sample Size studied
  3. Second column gives the Percentage of the particular haplogroup among the Sample Size
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