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. 2004 Jun 16;75(2):338–345. doi: 10.1086/423147

Table A4.

TMRCA Estimates (in KYA) and 95% CIs of Y-Chromosomal Lineages in North Africa[Note]

TMRCA [in KY] (95% CI)
Lineage Mutation No. of Chromosomes 30 Years/Generationa 25 Years/Generationb
All 256 13.25 (9.56–18.50) 35.51 (25.12–54.40)
E M145 135 9.63 (7.39–12.68) 21.76 (16.51–27.77)
E3a M2 2 2.97 (1.49–5.02) 6.18 (3.15–8.99)
E1 M33 2 4.10 (2.37–6.74) 8.12 (5.32–14.46)
E3b1 M78 27 4.70 (3.43–6.37) 10.05 (8.48–11.90)
E3b M35 131 8.70 (6.53–11.51 19.54 (15.06–25.71
E3b2 M81 85 3.87 (2.94–5.10 7.61 (6.62–8.68
F M89 122 9.75 (7.42–12.64) 22.87 (19.87–26.33)
J 12f2 72 6.78 (4.85–9.52) 15.43 (11.91–19.34)
J2 M172 11 3.70 (2.72–4.86) 7.64 (6.42–9.96)
R M173 22 5.48 (4.01–7.17) 12.03 (9.39–14.82)
I M170 1
K M9 32 7.94 (5.88–10.51) 17.80 (13.63–23.05)

Note.— Estimates are based on the 15 STRs in the five North African samples of the present study.

a

The two parameters describing the population growth (alpha and beta) have been set as in footnote a of table 2, by use of the same microsatellite mutation rates as in that footnote.

b

The two parameters describing the population growth (alpha and beta) have been set as in footnote a of the present table, by use of the microsatellite mutation rate from Zhivotovsky et al. (2004).

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