I see in this paper:
3 types of "R" haplogroups, P(xR1a), R1a Undifferentiated -very rare, and R1a1.
First, does anyone know exactly what "P" (xR1a) is? Base on the article it was what is labled R1a in the article tables that @ 10% of all Leviim (Ashkenaz and Sephardic).
See table 1.
Is P(xR1a) its own haplogroup?, Or just a way to Distinguish Between R1a and R1a undiferentiated. (supposed to be rare)
Also any info on R1a Vs. R1a1 would be appreciated.
map of haplogroups:
3 types of "R" haplogroups, P(xR1a), R1a Undifferentiated -very rare, and R1a1.
First, does anyone know exactly what "P" (xR1a) is? Base on the article it was what is labled R1a in the article tables that @ 10% of all Leviim (Ashkenaz and Sephardic).
See table 1.
Is P(xR1a) its own haplogroup?, Or just a way to Distinguish Between R1a and R1a undiferentiated. (supposed to be rare)
Also any info on R1a Vs. R1a1 would be appreciated.
map of haplogroups:
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