Results
A number of our participants have tested some of FTDNA's advanced markers. The most commonly tested are DYF371X and DYS464X. Here is a summary of the results.
<B>DYF371X</b>
4514: 12t-12t-13c-16c
28424: 12t-12t-13c-16c
40065: 12t-12t-13c-16c
56529: 10c-10c-12t-13c
67723: 10c-12t-15c-15c
97835: 10c-12t-13c-15c
N34461: 11t-12t-13c-16c
The most interesting outcome of this marker is that roughly half of R1b1* has two t-type DYF371 alleles.
This is also known as "duplicate DYS425", and shows up in Clusters 4, 4.5, 5, and 5.5. This represents a phylogenetically distinct subclade of R1b1*, which I call Group B. It also appears to include R1b1d. Clusters 2, 3, and 3.5 plus R1b1a, R1b1b, and R1b1c are in Group A (the subclade with a single t-type allele).
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<b>DYS464X</B>
4514: 12g-12g-15g-16g
53054: 12g-12g-15g-15g
67723: 14g-14g-14g-16g
Unlike haplogroup R1b1c, all of the R1b1* haplotypes have the same motif we see in R1*, R1a, and R1b1b*: four g-type DYS464 alleles.