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Y-DNA Haplogroup I Subhaplogroups

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Y-DNA I subhaplogroups shown by YCC shorthand naming (i.e. major haplogroup - SNP name) of DNA testers found in their WikiTree profiles which once included results in YSearch.

For the hierarchy of these subhaplogroups see Y-DNA Haplogroup I and its Subclades and Family Tree DNA’s Y Haplotree and
Y-DNA Haplogroup I1 & Subgroup Page

In SNP name order. WikiTreers are encouraged to add to this list. Please show only one example per subhaplogroup.

Y-DNA I Subhaplogroups Found in WikiTree

  1. I-A1328
  2. I-A1965
  3. I-A1968
  4. I-BY24
  5. I-BY266
  6. I-BY463
  7. I-BY2841
  8. I-BY3100
  9. I-BY3406
  10. I-BY5384
  11. I-BY34622
  12. I-CTS1148
  13. I-CTS1977
  14. I-F3312
  15. I-F14873 *
  16. I-FGC15106
  17. I-FGC22162
  18. I-L22
  19. I-L126
  20. I-L161
  21. I-L338
  22. I-L801
  23. I-L1450
  24. I-M170 *
  25. I-M223
  26. I-M253
  27. I-M284
  28. I-P37
  29. I-P78
  30. I-P109
  31. I-S1990
  32. I-S12289
  33. I-S14887
  34. I-S23679
  35. I-S26361
  36. I1-S12289 (not listed on ISOGG yet)
  37. I-PF49
  38. I-PF3292
  39. I-Y4044
  40. I-Y4739
  41. I-Y5360
  42. I-Y5384
  43. I-Y16813
  44. I-Y7219
  45. I-Y7233
  46. I-Y8712
  47. I-Y17218
  48. I-Y17927
  49. I-Y85844
  50. I-Z61 *
  51. I-Z63
  52. I-Z138
  53. I-Z140
  54. I-Z2541
  55. I-Z16983




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Jonathan Crawford
Why do the terminal SNP pages go directly to profiles? Shouldn't they lead to free space pages so that multiple profiles can be linked? The directions even say "Please show only one example per subhaplogroup.", but if I want to know everyone in a specific haplogroup-SNP, that's not helpful?
posted by Jonathan Crawford
Roberts-7085 Peter Roberts
These are examples of different subhaplogroups found in WikiTree. Before YSearch's demise, you could see the haplotype (for the subhaplogroup). If these Y-DNA testees added their result to mitoYDNA.org then we could once again see their haplotype. mitoYDNA links subhaplogroups to their position on FTDNA's Y haplogroup tree.
posted by Peter Roberts
edited by Peter Roberts
Jonathan Crawford
So the intention of these is not to allow us to track which members have this subhaplogroup?
posted by Jonathan Crawford
Roberts-7085 Peter Roberts
That is correct. You can use WikiTree's search function and find profiles with a particular subhaplogroup.
posted by Peter Roberts