Table 1.
ID | Y Coverage | Haplogroup | Key Variant | Paternal Origin |
---|---|---|---|---|
A45 | 19.74 | C | M130 | Uncertain, possibly Normanton, Queensland |
A268 | 13.06 | C | M210 | Atherton Tablelands, Far North Queensland |
A305 | 18.03 | C | M347 | The Karryarra group located near Port Hedland, Western Australia |
A342 | 18.06 | C | M347 | The Karryarra group located near Port Hedland, Western Australia |
A343 | 12.90 | C | M347 | Northwest coast, near Broome, Western Australia |
A136 | 12.61 | K∗ | M526 | Kuranda, Far North Queensland |
A179 | 18.85 | K∗ | M526 | Gunganji tribe, Yarrabah, near Cairns, Far North Queensland |
A201 | 12.19 | K∗ | M526 | Uncertain, but states father’s people from South East Queensland |
A266 | 19.07 | K∗ | M526 | Gunganji tribe, Yarrabah, near Cairns, Far North Queensland |
A293 | 12.77 | K∗ | P308 | Pilbara, Western Australia |
A473 | 13.73 | K∗ | P308 | Mount Isa region, Central Queensland |
A238 | 16.42 | M | M186 | Mer (Murray Island), Torres Strait, Far North Queensland |
A440 | 15.29 | M | M186 | Mer (Murray Island), Torres Strait, Far North Queensland |
“Y coverage” refers to the average depth of sequencing coverage on the Y chromosome. We note that the geographic information on the origin of the paternal line is sometimes uncertain and, due to the widespread movement of Aboriginal people after European colonization, might not reflect deeper geographic origins.