I-M253 phylogenetic trees.

[JMcB]

For those who are interested, Maciamo Hay has posted some updated (May 2017) phylogenetic trees for I-M253 at Eupedia.com.

Here's my slightly altered I1-Z140 tree as an example. My newly formed subclade of Y3647 (aka Y7198) is marked with a blue dot.

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So if you're interested in taking a look to see where you may be, see #3 Phylogeny:

http://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_I1_Y-DNA.shtml#subclades

[Adrian Stevenson]

Here is mine, showing my week old newly found status as I S26361.

Cheers, Ade.

[dp]

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Today I found the branch of one of my Eure cousins that I mentioned in another thread I was going to have Big-Y tested. I circled his branch in red.
Do any of the project admins work on the phylogenetic trees under I?
Looks like I'm the first poster of this thread to have a kit on this chart. Any S14887 or S14887>S8175 relatives out there???
dp :-)

[dp]

withdrawn.

[spruithean]

It's nice to see new visual representation of the various SNPs below M253. Y3647(Y7198) and the closely related SNPs are most interesting.

[JMcB]

It's nice to see new visual representation of the various SNPs below M253. Y3647(Y7198) and the closely related SNPs are most interesting.

One thing that surprise me and I was even going to write Maciamo about it, is why he left off L234 because it was on the tree before Y3647 & A5790 were and it's closer to the present than they are. Maybe I'll try contacting him via his Eupedia forum.

Here's how I would imagine it would look with L234 added in:

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Here L234's position on YFull's tree.

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