Top three Key mtDNA and Y-DNA Haplogroups for select nations. In so doing, it clearly shows the palpable divide between the three main racial strains of Japheth, Ham and Shem. Conversely, it also highlights the familial nature of the three siblings with various crossover Haplogroups apparent; particularly between Ham and Shem.
Japheth very much in contrast with his brothers and thus lending weight to their evolutionary link with whom the Bible names as the people of Day Six and who scientists unwittingly call Homo neanderthalensis. The stark isolation of the descendants of Canaan’s Haplogroups also lends weight to their original role as the first humans descended from Adam and Eve in the antediluvian age; from which all other ethnicities have sprung. Just not ‘out of Africa’ but rather from Noah and ‘off the Ark’ [refer Chapter I Noah and Chapter XXII Alpha & Omega].
The maternal Haplogroups are listed first and paternal listed second. There are a few where there is just one line and so to decipher, the dominant Y-DNA Haplogroup is in bold.
Generally, the principle Japheth or East Asian mt-DNA Haplogroups alphabetically are B, D and M plus the American Indian additional Haplogroups of A and C. Whereas, the Y-DNA Haplogroups include the main East Asian Haplogroups of C,D, K and O, plus the additional American Indian Haplogroup of Q.
Japheth
Tiras: Amerindians
A C B
Q C R1
Haplogroup Q is widespread and found in Asia, the Americas, Europe and the Middle East. One of its sub-clades, group Q1a3a4 is exclusively associated with the Native Americans.
Madai: Turkic-Mongol peoples of Central Asia
Kazakhstan
C K O
Y-DNA Haplogroup C is found in Central Asia, South Asia, and East Asia. The C1 lineage is exclusively in Japan. Haplogroup C2 is found in New Guinea, Melanesia and Polynesia. The Haplogroup C3 lineage is thought to have originated in Southeast or Central Asians, spreading into northern Asia, the Americas and Central Europe. Haplogroup C4 is restricted among aboriginal Australians and is dominant in that population. Whereas Haplogroup C5 has a significant presence in India.
Turkmenistan
R1b J2 K
Haplogroup K is considered the ancestral Haplogroup for the major groups from L to P. Which includes the principle Asian Haplogroup O and the key European Haplogroups R1a and R1b.
Uzbekistan
R1a J2 C
Kyrgyzstan
R1a C O
Gomer: Continental South East Asia
Ashkenaz: Vietnam
B F M
O Q C
Riphath & Diphath: Cambodia & Laos
O J2 C
Ararat: Myanmar
F C B
O D K
Minni: Thailand
O C D
Togarmah: North & South Korea
D M B
O C K
Javan: Archipelago South East Asia
Elishah: Malaysia & Singapore
M F B
O K C
Dodan: Philippines
O K C
Rodan: Polynesians & Micronesians
C O K
Kitti: Indonesia
O K C
Tarshish: Japan
D M B
O D C
Haplogroup D is present in Central Asia, Southeast Asia and Japan; with the highest frequencies in Tibet and Japan.
Magog, Tubal & Meshech: China
O C K
Lineage O represents nearly 60% of chromosomes in East Asia.
Ham
The key mt-DNA Haplogroups for the Hamitic and equatorial peoples of the world are L and M. The main Y-DNA Haplogroups for the same peoples are A, B, E, H, J, R1a and R1b.
Canaan: Sub-Saharan Africans
L0 L1 L2
E B A
Y-DNA haplogroup A represents the oldest branch of the Y-chromosome phylogeny and with Haplogroup B, only appears in Africa. Haplogroup E is one of the most branched, comprising many sub-Haplogroups. E1b1b has a wide geographic distribution and is present in Western Europe, North Africa and the Near East.
Cush: South Asia
Havilah: Bangladesh
M U R
H R1a J
Sabtah: Nepal
R1a C H
Sabteca: Jammu & Kashmir
R1a L H
Seba: Sri Lanka
M U R
R1a L H
Raamah: India
M U R
R1a H L
Haplogroup R1a is found in Central and Western Asia, India and throughout the Slavic populations of Eastern Europe.
Sheba: Northern India
R1a H R2
Dedan: Dravidians of Southern India
H R1a J
Haplogroup H is not as well studied or documented as some, though it is specific to the Indian sub-Continent.
South East Asian Negritos and Pacific Melanesians
C M K
The highest frequencies of Y-DNA Haplogroup M are found in Melanesia and restricted to the geographical distribution of Papuan languages.
Sukki: Afghanistan
R1a Q L
Phut: Pakistan
R1a J L
Haplogroup L is found predominantly in India and Pakistan and also in the Middle East and occasionally in Europe and mainly in Mediterranean countries.
Mizra: Arabs
J1 J2 E1b1b
Pathros: Egypt
L H J
E1b1b J1 J2
Casluh & Caphtor: Hispanic-Latinos of Spanish Central & South America
Mexico
R1b Q J
Argentina
R1b J E1b1b
Shem
The principle mt-DNA Haplogroups of Shem and the Europeans are H, T and U. The key Y-DNA Haplogroups for the West Eurasians are I1, I2a1, R1a and R1b.
Lud: Iran
H J U
J R1a G
Elam: Turkey
H J U
J R1b E1b1b
Asshur: Russia
H U5 J
R1a N I2a1
Aram –
Hul: Portugal
H J U5
R1b E1b1b J2
Mash: Brazil
H U T
R1b E1b1b J
Gether: Spain
H U5 HV0+V
R1b J2 E1b1b
Uz: Southern Italy & Sicily
H J K
R1b J2 E1b1b
Arphaxad: Europe
Anar & Ashcol: Finland
H U5 W
N I1 R1a
The Y-DNA Haplogroup N has a wide distribution in northern Eurasia; stretching right across from Scandinavia to North and South Korea.
Joktan: Eastern Europe
Ophir: Ukraine
H U5 T2
R1a I2a1 R1b
Havilah: Poland
H U5 J
R1a R1b I1
Sheba: Romania
H J K
I2a1 R1a R1b
Uzal: Greece
H J T2
J2 E1b1b R1b
Peleg: Western Europe
Nahor: Northern & Central Italy
H T2 J
R1b J2 E1b1b
Haran: Switzerland
H J T2
R1b I1 I2a1
Haplogroup I is a clear definitive marker of a European Haplogroup and it is one of the most frequent Haplogroups among northwestern European populations in particular.
Moab & Ammon: French
H K U5
R1b I1 E1b1b
Abraham & Keturah: Scandinavia & Benelux
Zimran: Norway
H U5 J
R1b I1 R1a
Ishbak: Iceland
H J T2
R1b I1 R1a
Medan: Denmark
H J K
I1 R1b R1a
Shuah: Sweden
H U5 J
I1 R1b R1a
Jokshan: Belgium
H K T2
Sheba: Flanders & the Flemish
R1b I1 E1b1b
Letush: Wallonia & the Walloons
R1b I1 R1a
Asshur: Luxembourg
R1b J2 I2a2
Midian: Dutch & Afrikaners
H T2 J
R1b I1 I2a2
The extensive Haplogroup R is mainly represented by two major lineages: R1a and R1b. The members of R1b are the most common Y-DNA Haplogroup in Europe, with more than half of European men of belong to the different sub-clades of R1b.
Ishmael & Hagar: Germany & Austria
H J U5
R1b R1a I1
Esau: State of Israel, Jews
Sephardim
H HV0+V K
R1b J2 J1
Ashkenazim
K H J
J2 E1b1b J1
Jacob: British & Irish
Judah & Benjamin: England & Scotland
H J U5
R1b I1 R1a
Simeon: Wales
H J K
R1b I1 E1b1b
Reuben: Northern Ireland
R1b I2a2 I1
Gad: Ireland
H K J
R1b I1 I2a2
Joseph –
Ephraim: United States of America, East, North & West
Half tribe of West Manasseh, the South
R1b E1b1b I1
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