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Proyecto ADN Puertorriqueño - Our R1b Diagrams


Proyecto ADN
de
  Apellidos Puertorriqueños  
   
(The Puerto Rican DNA Geographic Project)

Administrator: Padre José Antonio Oquendo Pabón, STL
 Co Administrator:
Dra. Ana Oquendo Pabón, MD
 
  



updated 11-12-2005

Haplogroup R1b

In order to better visualize the clusters into which our R1b members fall, we present analyses of their haplotype sequences in three formats. These are
1) a network analysis of their haplotype sequences (STRs) producing a
phylogenetic tree by the Median Joining method
2) a
Haplotree produced using various tools including
   -Whit Athey's yHaplogroup Predictor
   -Dean McGee's
yDNA Utility Comparison Tool
   -FTDNA ToolTip
   -Phylip Phylogenetic Software and
-Mega 3.1 Phylogenetic/ Network software for producing graphs and diagrams
    from Phylip  data trees
and finally, 

3) a radiating haplotree/phylogram using the same applications mentioned in #2.

For many people who are new to genetic genealogy, interpreting their results may be very frustrating. Visual aids of haplotype sequences are very helpful in assisting members comprehend their relationship to each other whether it be a relationship in far more ancient times or in a genealogical time frame. The first diagram is a Phylogenetic tree produced with Fluxus Network of those R1b member haplotype results received as of July 2005. The latter two diagrams below use the TMRCA (Time to Most Recent Common Ancestor) data generated by the yUtility Comparison Tool and the Haplogroup R1b sequences of all those members who belong to R1b (both SNP tested and estimated) and whose results have been received to date. This data was then loaded into the Phylip progam for further analysis and the diagram were produced using Mega Phylogenetic software. The branch length and stems are measured in terms of years.

Note: This is a geographic project and as such, we remind you that the  surname anarchy practiced in Spain and later Puerto Rico since before 1492 until about the beginning of the 19th century was such that these individuals' most ancient paternal ancestors' surname in Spain may actually have been very different than it is now. The memory of this often has been lost over time. However, for others who are long time researchers, it is not. Many of these old family surnames have been researched to the 16th century. Approximately 68% of Spaniards belong to Haplogroup R1b.  This is not unexpected since Iberia was one of the primary refuges during the LGM (Last Glacial Maximum)
. In fact, overall, there is representation from almost every haplogroup in our project.


  The largest influx of Spaniards to Borikén or Borinquén (Puerto Rico) after the colonization was from the regions of Castile, Galicia, Valencia, Asturia, Navarra, the Vascondados (Basque country), Aragón, Catalunya, Santander, the Canary and the Balearic Islands. Additinonally, there have been immigrants from Ireland, Corsica, Italy, Flanders and France throughout its history.


Member R1b Haplotype Sequences

 
  DYS#
Kit *
H
a
p
l
o
3
9
3
3
9
0
1
9
3
9
1
3
8
5
a
3
8
5
b
4
2
6
3
8
8
4
3
9
3
8
9
|
1
3
9
2
3
8
9
|
2
4
5
8
4
5
9
a
4
5
9
b
4
5
5
4
5
4
4
4
7
4
3
7
4
4
8
4
4
9
4
6
4
a
4
6
4
b
4
6
4
c
4
6
4
d
4
6
0
G
A
T
A

H
4
Y
C
A

I
I

a
Y
C
A

I
I

b
4
5
6
6
0
7
5
7
6
5
7
0
C
D
Y

a
C
D
Y

b
4
4
2
4
3
8
26079R1b122314101114121212131328                         
19672R1b1224141011141212111313291791011112614193015151717111119231616191538401212
18689R1b122414101114121212131329179911122615202915151617101119231516191836371212
25234R1b13221410131511141114113015898112216202812141515101019211414151834361210
14087R1b1323141111141212111313291791011112514192915161717111119231514161736371212
42631R1b132314111114121212131329                         
41475R1b1323141211141213141313281691011112615183015151617            
14851R1b132316111214121411141330149911112615182713141416111118231517181634351111
16451R1b132316111214121411141330149911112615182713141416111118231517181635351111
30232R1b132413111214121212131429                         
N10849R1b132414101113121211131329                         
14344R1b132414101114121212131329                         
16611R1b132414101114131212131428                         
14085R1b132414111114121211131229                         
30881R1b132414111114121211131329169911112515193015151617121119231515181735371312
19509R1b1324141111141212111313291791011112514192915161717111119231515161736381212
12101R1b132414111114121212121328189911112515182815151717            
00043R1b1324141111141212121313291791011112514192915171717            
24541R1b1324141111141212121313291791011112515192915151617101019191515181735361210
35662R1b132414111114121212141330                         
N10968R1b132414111114121212141330                         
39372R1b1324141111141212131313291691011112514192915151717            
11639R1b132414111114121213131329179911112515182914151617            
40448R1b132414111114121213131429                         
19961R1b132414111214111212141330                         
42951R1b1324141112141212121313291791010112515193115151517            
14094R1b132414111215121213131329179911112315203014151517            
29829R1b132415111114121212131329179911112514193015151717            
24204R1b1324151111141212121313291891011112514182815161700 111022231615181735391212
14082R1b1325131111141212121314301691011112515193015151617            
24074R1b132514101114121212131329189912112515202914151617101119231515191738391212
39563R1b1325141011151312121313281891011112415193015151717            
14585R1b132514111113121212141331                         
00135R1b132514111114121211131329179911112514202914151517111119231515191634351212
N1972R1b132514111115121213141330                         
23683R1b132514111115121213141330179911112514183115151517            
33074R1b132514111115121213141330179911112514183115151717121019231615191737381212
N2638R1b132515101213111212131329                         
41262R1a1325161111151212101211301591011112514203212131416111219231516181933401311
29818R1a132517111115121210131131                         
25135R1b132714111114121212131329                         
19400R1b142414101114121213141330             111119231713171838391112
12319R1b1424141011141212131413302091011112515203014141618            
20732R1b142414111116121211131329189911112714182915151717111119231614191835361212



A Note on Matches:

Although most in our project did not know each other prior to joining, several have matched exactly on various segments of the 12, 25 and 37 marker STRs (Short Tandem Repeats).  Since many of our participants are long time genealogists in their own right, the particular paternal surname of certain lines has already been researched extensively.  In as much as Puerto Rico was isolated geographically for long periods of time both during pre and post Columbian era,  it is well known to those who have searched the parrochial books and the Archivo General de Puerto Rico that many specific family groups were extremely endogamous. It is not surprising that our members should find many more matches within our own project than outside of it.

Examples:

ID 14851 and ID 16451 - 12/12, 25/25, 36/37 markers; Different Surname
ID  N1972, ID 23683 and ID 33074 - 12/12; Same Surname
ID  23683 and ID 33074 - 24/25; Same Surname 
ID  14344 and ID 16611 - 12/12; Different Surname

Exact matches which are on the same branch in the Haplotrees are colored accordingly. 


  • Phylogenetic Diagram
      



Median Joining Phylogenetic Diagram produced courtesy of Network software from Fluxus Technology as described by Bandelt H-J, Forster P, Röhl A (1999) Median-joining networks for inferring intraspecific phylogenies. Mol Biol Evol 16:37-48




Fluxus Network Diagram for the most recent R1b results coming end of November.  We have about many members awaiting new or upgrade results to their sequences.



  • Radiating Haplotree
         









  • Traditional Haplotree Diagram 
      


    Dean McGee's yDNA Utility                      Phylip Settings
  • Probability - 95%                             Kitch with L, J option                        
  • Mutation Rate (FTDNA)- .004       Random Seeds: 9;  11 Jumbles
                                                         
Although I learned how to make these diagrams by trial and error at the onset of our Puerto Rican DNA Project in the fall of 2003, I would be remiss in not mentioning two very succinct and well done descriptions on how to produce these types of phylogenetic haplotree diagrams. They can be found on my fellow ISOGG (International Society of Genetic Genealogists) member's project pages: Dave Hamm's Hamm DNA Surname Project and L. David Roper's Roper DNA Project.
       

Bibliography

Bandelt H-J, Forster P, R÷hl A (1999) Median-joining networks for inferring intraspecific phylogenies. Mol Biol Evol 16:37-48

S Kumar, K Tamura, and M Nei (2004) MEGA3: Integrated software for Molecular Evolutionary Genetics Analysis and sequence alignment. Briefings in Bioinformatics 5:150-163.
       

Group Comparison Chart Results  



  Phylogenetic Diagrams 2004
 

           yDNA12                                yDNA25                       yDNA 37


       


         

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