Russians
Macro-haplogroups #
Major branches (clades) #
Macro-haplogroups #
Branches #
Distinctive branches of the people · Y #
Branches this people carries 3 or more times as often as all YFull customers together. The multiplier is in brackets. Branches of at least 5 samples are included.
- N-P43 N-P43: 19 · 2.3% (×14.6)
- N-L666 N-L666: 19 · 2.3% (×12.5)
- R1a-Z280 R-Z280: 318 · 38.7% (×11.0)
- R1a-CTS1211 R-CTS1211: 230 · 28.0% (×10.6)
- R1a-Z282 R-Z282: 434 · 52.9% (×7.6)
- R1a-M458 R-M458: 113 · 13.8% (×6.7)
- R1a-M417 R-M417: 440 · 53.6% (×5.7)
- R1a-M198 R-M198: 440 · 53.6% (×5.7)
- R1a R1a: 440 · 53.6% (×5.5)
- N-VL29 N-VL29: 45 · 5.5% (×3.9)
- N N: 117 · 14.2% (×3.9)
- I2a-CTS10228 I-CTS10228: 61 · 7.4% (×3.8)
Distinctive branches of the people · mt #
Branches this people carries 3 or more times as often as all YFull customers together. The multiplier is in brackets. Branches of at least 5 samples are included.
- HV9b HV9b: 6 · 1.6% (×32.3)
- HV9 HV9: 7 · 1.9% (×9.9)
- I1a I1a: 14 · 3.8% (×6.2)
- I1 I1: 15 · 4.1% (×4.6)
- H1b H1b: 23 · 6.3% (×4.5)
- V1a V1a: 7 · 1.9% (×4.0)
- V1 V1: 7 · 1.9% (×4.0)
Key branches tree #
Branches of this people #
Branches of the YFull tree that belong almost entirely to this people: at least 80% of samples with a reported language. Per row: the people's samples / all with a language, the share, and the age of the branch's common ancestor.
- R-Y2910: 76 / 93 · 82% 2,000 years
- R-YP1447: 29 / 29 · 100% 1,700 years
Similar peoples #
Peoples whose mix of major paternal branches is nearly the same. The number is similarity: 100% is the same mix. Only peoples with similarity of 80% or more are shown; both peoples need 150+ comparable YFull Y samples.
- Poles — 81% similar
Where the samples come from #
Which countries and regions this people's samples come from; paternal and maternal lines counted separately.
Y-DNA
- Russian Federation 730
- Ukraine 34
- Belarus 24
- Poland 7
- Kazakhstan 5
- Moldova 5
- Israel 2
- Turkmenistan 2
- Uzbekistan 2
- Switzerland 1
- Czech Republic 1
- Georgia 1
- Bryanskaya oblast' RU-BRY 65
- Moskovskaya oblast' RU-MOS 50
- Ryazanskaya oblast' RU-RYA 37
- Russia (Republic of Tatarstan) 37
- Kurskaya oblast' RU-KRS 25
- Orlovskaya oblast' RU-ORL 25
- Tul'skaya oblast' RU-TUL 24
- Kirovskaya oblast' RU-KIR 23
- Nizhegorodskaya oblast' RU-NIZ 20
- Arkhangel'skaya oblast' RU-ARK 18
- Kaluzhskaya oblast' RU-KLU 17
- Lipetskaya oblast' RU-LIP 17
mtDNA
- Russian Federation 327
- Belarus 13
- Ukraine 13
- Kazakhstan 4
- Latvia 2
- Moldova 2
- Azerbaijan 1
- Germany 1
- Estonia 1
- Georgia 1
- Bryanskaya oblast' RU-BRY 62
- Ryazanskaya oblast' RU-RYA 16
- Tverskaya oblast' RU-TVE 15
- Moskovskaya oblast' RU-MOS 14
- Arkhangel'skaya oblast' RU-ARK 11
- Homel'skaja voblasc' BY-HO 9
- Samaraskaya oblast' RU-SAM 9
- Russia (Republic of Tatarstan) 9
- Ivanovskaya oblast' RU-IVA 8
- Kostromskaya oblast' RU-KOS 8
- Nizhegorodskaya oblast' RU-NIZ 8
- Sankt-Peterburg RU-SPE 8
Paternal and maternal lines together #
Members of this people with both lines known on YFull. For each “Y branch × mt branch” combination, how many times it occurred and how many would be expected if the two lines had nothing to do with each other. n=368
Most frequent combinations
| Y | mt | pairs | expected by chance | × | chance? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1a-CTS1211 | U5a | 9 | 7.8 | 1.15 | could be chance p = 0.376 |
| R1a-CTS1211 | T1a | 7 | 4.5 | 1.56 | could be chance p = 0.126 |
| R1a-CTS1211 | T2b | 7 | 6.2 | 1.14 | could be chance p = 0.421 |
| R1a-CTS1211 | H1b | 6 | 5.6 | 1.07 | could be chance p = 0.506 |
| R1a-CTS1211 | H2a | 6 | 3.6 | 1.65 | could be chance p = 0.123 |
| R1a-M458 | U5a | 6 | 4.1 | 1.46 | could be chance p = 0.213 |
| R1a-Z280 | H1b | 5 | 1.9 | 2.63 | could be chance p = 0.032 |
| R1a-CTS1211 | J1c | 4 | 5.3 | 0.75 | could be chance p = 0.829 |