Z1a

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Z1a is a mitochondrial (maternal) haplogroup downstream of Z1, formed about 10,500 years ago, defined by 2 mutations; TheYtree curates 7 sub-clades and 35 samples under this lineage (Personal 3 / Scientific 12 / Ancient 20).

Key facts

Upstream lineageZ1

Downstream sub-clades7

Defining mutations2

TMRCA~10,500 yr · 10.5 kya

AliasesYFull Z1a · FTDNA Z1a

Samples

35Samples in lineage

3Personal

12Scientific

20Ancient

Russia 16中国 10Hungary 4Mongolia 3Kazakhstan 2

Representative ancient samples (aDNA)

BKB004Central Kazakhstan7th-5th c. BCEaDNA
AB131 Pyanoborskaya PyanoborskayaCheganda II3rd century BC – 2nd century ADaDNA
I32803Site: Zuyevy-Klyuchi1227-1394 CEaDNA
I32627Site: Dubrovsky200-350 CEaDNA

FAQ

What is haplogroup Z1a?

When did Z1a form?

Z1a formed about 10,500 years ago.

Where are Z1a samples mainly from?

TheYtree curates 35 samples under this lineage, mainly from Russia、中国、Hungary.

How do I attach my sample to Z1a?

Register and use the Free Submit tool to submit your maternal haplogroup or mutations; it will be placed on the corresponding maternal tree.

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