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I-M253

Y-DNA haplogroup · under I-M170 · also written I1, M253

Haplogroup I1, defined by the marker M253. The Genographic Project dates it to roughly 15,000 years ago and attributes its origin to the Iberian ice-age refugia, with the marker found at high frequency throughout north-west Europe today. This is the terminal branch recorded for the Stallmann paternal line of this tree, from a twelve-marker Genographic Y-chromosome certificate of 2010.

Where it sits

  1. Haplogroup I, defined by the marker M170. The Genographic Project places the man in whom it arose about 20,000 years ago, probably in one of the ice-age refuge areas of the Balkans, and describes the lineage as largely confined to Europe. On the Genographic marker path it follows M168 > P143 > M89 > L15 > P123.

  2. M253

    Haplogroup I1, defined by the marker M253. The Genographic Project dates it to roughly 15,000 years ago and attributes its origin to the Iberian ice-age refugia, with the marker found at high frequency throughout north-west Europe today. This is the terminal branch recorded for the Stallmann paternal line of this tree, from a twelve-marker Genographic Y-chromosome certificate of 2010.

The line

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Everyone with this result, drawn down the birth line it follows.

Recorded on

No recorded result

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