Haplogroup F-M89

Haplogroup F is a human genetics Haplogroup of the Y chromosome. This haplogroup and its subgroups contain 90 % of the rest of the male world population. This includes just about all people outside Africa, except parts of Tibet, Japan, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Polynesia and Aborignies in Australia, while at least heard some of these populations to haplogroup F.

The haplogroup could have been created in front of 50,000 Jahrenin North Africa, the Levant or the Arabian Peninsula. It is believed that this is a second wave of migration out of Africa. The whereabouts during the Ice Age could have been in Ethiopia or the Middle East. All descendants of haplogroup F have spread radially. Several strains branch from F and appear to be immigrated to Africa, while their homeland was to prehistoric times in Southeast Asia. Y chromosome haplogroups belonging to this theory, J and R. The occurrence of haplogroups J and R1b in pre-colonial African populations is consistent with the languages ​​Afro -Asiatic in this room.

Haplogroup G-M201 Haplogroup H-M69 Haplogroup I-M170 Haplogroup J-P209 Haplogroup K-M9 Early human migrations Y-chromosomal Adam Digital Object Identifier Macro-haplogroup A(X-BT) Haplogroup B-M60 Haplogroup D-M174 Haplogroup E-M96 Haplogroup C-M130 Haplogroup L-M20 Haplogroup T-M184 Haplogroup S-M230 Haplogroup M-P256 Haplogroup P-M45 Haplogroup Q-M242 Haplogroup N-M231 Haplogroup O-M175
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