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. 2022 Jan 27;39(2):msac017. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msac017

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Fig. 3. — pathPhynder placement of ancient African samples into the Y-chromosome phylogeny. (A) A and B lineages, which are mostly composed of present-day San, Mbuti, and Biaka Pygmy populations and ancient hunter-gatherer groups. (B) E1b1b1a1 lineages carried by Morocco Ibemaurusian period samples and one Jordan PPNB individual. (C) E1b1b1b1 lineages mostly present in Algerian Mozabite populations and shared with Moroccan Early Neolithic samples. (D) E1b1b1b2 lineages present in PN samples from East Africa and Levantine Natufians to whom they are ancestrally related.