Y-DNA haplogroups in populations of Oceania

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Listed here are notable ethnic groups and native populations from the Oceania (Pacific Islands and Australia) and East Indonesia by human Y-chromosome DNA haplogroups based on relevant studies.

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PopulationLanguagen C1 C* K* [nb 1] M O S OthersReference
Australian Aborigines Australian Aboriginal 10860.2622.200.90R=8, F=3Hudjashov 2007 [1]
Australian Aborigines Australian Aboriginal 44____00040.9R=6.8
others=52.3		Karafet 2015 [2]
Arnhem Land peoples Arnhem Land languages 6053.31030.00005.0Kayser 2002 [3]
Western Desert peoples Wati languages 3568.7017.103.008.6Kayser 2002 [3]
Alor Oceanic, Papuan 2646.23.830.811.507.70Mona 2009 [4]
Alor Trans–New Guinea, Papuan 1338.530.723.1P=7.7Li, Hui 2008 [5]
Pantar Oceanic, Papuan 26----19.246.215.4Karafet 2015 [2]
Bali Austronesian 551--1.81.10.783.80.412.2Karafet 2005 [6]
Bougainville Oceanic, Papuan 751.3--36.041.314.71.3F=5.3Scheinfeldt 2006 [7]
Cenderawasih Cenderawasih 11045.518.236.4000Li 2008 [8]
Cook Polynesian 7083.3--7.504.60R=2.8Cox 2006 [9]
Fiji Fijian–Polynesian 55--3411515--Capelli 2001 [10]
Fiji Fijian–Polynesian 10721.50.925.235.513.103.7Kayser 2006 [11]
Flores Austronesian 7139.423.911.32.88.512.7NO=1.4Mona 2009 [4]
French Polynesia Polynesian 87--538037--Capelli 2001 [10]
Lesser Sunda Islands Austronesian, Papuan 34447.714.210.54.411.611.00.6Mona 2009 [4]
Maori Polynesian 5442.6--1.9--5.6--51.9Underhill 2001 [12]
Melanesia Papuan, Oceanic 342--17.232.525.46.4----Capelli 2001 [10]
Melanesia Papuan, Oceanic 40012.50.28.757.08.712.50.2Kayser 2006 [11]
Melanesia Oceanic, Papuan 1272--9.433.142.17.46.21.9Scheinfeldt 2006 [7]
Micronesia Micronesian
Polynesian 		32--18.765.609.4--6.2Hurles 2005 [13]
Moluccas Papuan 3414.78.817.620.617.720.60Kayser 2002 [3]
New Britain Oceanic, Papuan 3952.3023.539.07.127.90Scheinfeldt 2006 [7]
New Guinea Papuan, Austronesian 444.50020.49.163.6F*=2.2Hurles 2005 [13]
New Guinea Papuan, Austronesian 27717.30.48.359.61.812.3P=0.4Scheinfeldt 2006 [7]
Eastern New Guinea Papuan 6212.91.611.332.26.433.81.6Kayser 2002 [3]
Western New Guinea Papuan 18316.9--5.576.00.51.10Kayser 2002 [3]
New Ireland Oceanic, Papuan 1098.3029.448.68.35.50Scheinfeldt 2006 [7]
PNG coast Papuan 3112.99.716.129.09.723.2P-M74=3.2Kayser 2002 [3]
PNG Northern coast Papuan 1618.818.825.012.56.30Kayser 2002 [3]
PNG Southern coast Papuan 156.706.746.713.3P-M74=6.7Kayser 2002 [3]
PNG highlands Papuan 383010323530Kayser 2002 [3]
PNG Eastern highlands Papuan 175.905.935.35.90Kayser 2002 [3]
PNG islands Oceanic, Papuan 6854.5021.941.37.424.10Scheinfeldt 2006 [7]
West Papua (province) Papuan, Austronesian 13344.4--23.329.33.000Mona 2007 [14]
Polynesia Polynesian 282--53.54.61.426.6--13.8Scheinfeldt 2006 [7]
Polynesia Polynesian 44137.20.217.911.627.90.25.0Kayser 2006 [11]
Rapa Nui Polynesian 109000000I=10Karafet 2010 [15]
Samoa Polynesian 6261.3--3.23.225.81.64.8Kayser 2006 [11]
Solomon Oceanic 320059.49.428.13.10Cox 2006 [9]
Sulawesi Austronesian 5411.111.17.43.750.05.6F=5.6, R=3.7Karafet 2010 [15]
Sulawesi Austronesian 177____5.71.163.85.1R=6.8, P=0.6,
others=16.9		Karafet 2015 [2]
Sumba Austronesian 649____MS*=4.55.51916.2P=3, others=52.8Karafet 2015 [2]
Tahiti Polynesian 2466.704.2029.200Karafet 2010 [15]
Timor Austronesian, Papuan 509____MS*=10.26.1178.7P=11, others=47.4Karafet 2015 [2]
East Timor Austronesian, Papuan 3935.97.717.97.717.912.80Mona 2009 [4]
Tonga Polynesian 55--231860--Capelli 2001 [10]
Trobriands Oceanic 539.4--22.630.237.700Kayser 2002 [3]
Tuvalu Polynesian 10017--360450F=2Kayser 2006 [11]
Vanuatu Oceanic 234--17.540.629.54.36.4R=1.7Cox 2006 [9]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ It most likely includes basal clades of M, S, K2b1 (MS*), and/or K-M256

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