The E-M75 project is a Y-DNA Haplogroup project for those who belong to the E-M75 branch of the paternal (Y-Chromosome) tree or one of its descendant branches (subclades).

This project was established to study the spread and distribution of haplogroup E2 (E-M75) and subgroups throughout the world. The primary purpose of the Haplogroup E-M75 Project is to research the phylogeny of this subclade of Haplogroup E. We encourage all members to test for their deepest relevant SNPs for greater haplotype identification. As we identify more haplotypes, we will improve our knowledge of genealogical events and of the location where your ancestor originally came from in Africa. If you have questions about more advanced testing, please contact our project administrators.

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You may want to read this article, “What is a Haplogroup?”