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From: "Didier Vernade" <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] How old is Y-Chromosome Adam?
Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2011 21:09:43 +0100
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I am glad we had this thread : it turns out that with a proper collection of
haplogroupA haplotypes the 70000 - 80000 years estimates for "out of Africa"
(Y DNA) is confirmed. Thank you for making the calculations.

Didier

Ken wrote :
> Just did it again with different collection of haplogroup I haplotypes
> (they
> turn out to be all I1, not assorted haplogroup I
>
> Interclade node age = 2782 generations with 1 sigma of 577 generations.
>
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