C1c

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C1c is a mitochondrial (maternal) haplogroup downstream of C1, formed about 9,000 years ago, defined by 2 mutations; TheYtree curates 12 sub-clades and 27 samples under this lineage (Scientific 5 / Ancient 22).

Key facts

Upstream lineageC1

Downstream sub-clades12

Defining mutations2

TMRCA~9,000 yr · 9.0 kya

AliasesYFull C1c · FTDNA C1c

Samples

27Samples in lineage

0Personal

5Scientific

22Ancient

Mexico 10Argentina 7Peru 3Honduras 2Belize 2Colombia 2Canada 1

Representative ancient samples (aDNA)

JA13AJauranga, Palpa, Peru325-440 cal CEaDNA
CpM4243Copán431–558 CEaDNA
YCH063Chichén Itzá in Yucatánthe Late and Terminal Classic periods (AD 600-1000)aDNA
YCH050Chichén Itzá in Yucatánthe Late and Terminal Classic periods (AD 600-1000)aDNA

FAQ

What is haplogroup C1c?

When did C1c form?

C1c formed about 9,000 years ago.

Where are C1c samples mainly from?

TheYtree curates 27 samples under this lineage, mainly from Mexico、Argentina、Peru.

How do I attach my sample to C1c?

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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