Direct paternal line
Y-DNA
Major groups
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Archived haplogroup observations
Explore lineages across countries.
This browser-based explorer brings MAGENHA’s earlier country and haplogroup statistics into the static public site—without a server, an account, or third-party map requests.
Explore the data- —
- lineage observations
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- countries and territories
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- published detailed haplogroups
Read the archive carefully
Patterns in this dataset—not population estimates.
The observations come mainly from voluntarily donated 23andMe DNA Relatives exports, supplemented by a small number of documented MAGENHA lineages. They form a convenience sample with especially strong Cuban representation.
Percentages below describe only this archive. They should not be treated as national prevalence, a representative survey, or evidence of ancestry for any individual.
For privacy, country/type breakdowns require at least 30 observations and displayed cells require at least 5. Additional cells may be withheld to prevent rare counts being recovered by subtraction, so a blank can mean zero or withheld and visible rows may not total 100%.
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Country profile
See the lineages observed in one place.
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- Y-DNA observations
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- mtDNA observations
Direct maternal line
mtDNA
Major groups
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View detailed mtDNA haplogroups
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Lineage distribution
Compare one haplogroup across countries.
Map joins use country codes, so long or translated country names cannot break the match. Small territories without visible low-resolution polygons appear as point markers.
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Countries below the selected observation threshold are left unshaded. An unshaded eligible country can have zero matches or a withheld count. Point markers identify data locations without a usable polygon at this map scale. Boundaries follow Natural Earth and do not express a MAGENHA position on disputed territories.
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No published matches appear among countries reaching the observation threshold.
Method & limits
What the percentages mean.
Country profiles
Each published Y-DNA share is divided by that country’s Y-DNA observation count. Each published mtDNA share is divided separately by that country’s mtDNA count.
Distribution map
For the chosen lineage, a country’s published matching count is divided only by observations of the same DNA type in that country. The minimum-observation control applies to that denominator.
Disclosure controls
The public file contains aggregate counts only. It omits country/type sets below 30 observations, cells below 5, and complementary cells needed to stop rare values being reconstructed from totals. It includes no names, profile links, raw DNA, match lists, or testing-account information.
Interpretation
Sampling is voluntary and non-random. Relatedness, geographic imbalance, reporting patterns, and small samples can all affect the percentages.