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Welcome to the home of a number of DNA studies including:
Papez surname study
Papez is a name that has origins in a number of Slavic countries. It is common in certain areas of Slovenia, including the area known as Suha Krajina generally w. of Zuzemberk.
There are numerous English spellings of Papez: Popish, Papish, Papesh, Papes and others.
I1-AS13se clade study
This clade was discovered and named in 2012, following the naming conventions set by Ken Nordtvedt, I1 Haplogroup research pioneer and guru. It is a sister clade to I1-AS13, identified by Ken years previously. The naming refers to the 13th clade discovered in I1, and AS stands for Anglo-Saxon, referring to the putative homeland of the Angle and Saxon tribes in NW Germany. AS13se refers to the mainly continental European group, where se represents the mainly southeastern European distribution of the clade.
The SNP tree below was constructed using Big Y results in combination with individual SNP testing. Each segment is shown as a red letter, followed by the number of Big Y SNPs in parentheses (also in red). The previously known SNPs are shown by their names: L1450, L1451, and L1452. In green are shown SNPs that have been individually tested by other members. These are noted by their name (i.e. A481, A482, A483) or by numbers of "testable" SNPs ('tst' or 'testable'). These refer to SNPs that are orderable from YSEQ. Not all of the SNPs found in Big Y are testable for various reasons that make it difficult or impossible to create a primer.
In reference to the tree, the parent of AS13/AS13se split from the rest of I1 some 3200 years ago. Roughly 500 years later AS13 split from AS13se. About 1800 years ago (~200AD), there was a split creating two groups that are found today in two distinct areas: the Balkans (Bulgaria, Greece, Albania) and in present-day Slovenia.
- Papež surname study
- I1-AS13se clade study
- Slovenian "shotgun" surveys - phase I and phase II (Goriška area)
- Fowler surname - line originating in Nansemond/Isle of Wight Co's, Virginia
Papez surname study
Papez is a name that has origins in a number of Slavic countries. It is common in certain areas of Slovenia, including the area known as Suha Krajina generally w. of Zuzemberk.
There are numerous English spellings of Papez: Popish, Papish, Papesh, Papes and others.
I1-AS13se clade study
This clade was discovered and named in 2012, following the naming conventions set by Ken Nordtvedt, I1 Haplogroup research pioneer and guru. It is a sister clade to I1-AS13, identified by Ken years previously. The naming refers to the 13th clade discovered in I1, and AS stands for Anglo-Saxon, referring to the putative homeland of the Angle and Saxon tribes in NW Germany. AS13se refers to the mainly continental European group, where se represents the mainly southeastern European distribution of the clade.
The SNP tree below was constructed using Big Y results in combination with individual SNP testing. Each segment is shown as a red letter, followed by the number of Big Y SNPs in parentheses (also in red). The previously known SNPs are shown by their names: L1450, L1451, and L1452. In green are shown SNPs that have been individually tested by other members. These are noted by their name (i.e. A481, A482, A483) or by numbers of "testable" SNPs ('tst' or 'testable'). These refer to SNPs that are orderable from YSEQ. Not all of the SNPs found in Big Y are testable for various reasons that make it difficult or impossible to create a primer.
In reference to the tree, the parent of AS13/AS13se split from the rest of I1 some 3200 years ago. Roughly 500 years later AS13 split from AS13se. About 1800 years ago (~200AD), there was a split creating two groups that are found today in two distinct areas: the Balkans (Bulgaria, Greece, Albania) and in present-day Slovenia.