Akar Nusa / Family lines / Mother line G1

Mother line G1

A line of the far northeast

Age likely 20,000 to 35,000 yearsPassed down mother to childStops 5 on the road
A line of the far northeast
A line of the far northeast

THE ROAD OF THIS LINE. GOLD COUNTRIES ARE WHERE IT IS COMMON. SHAPES ARE SCHEMATIC.

The story

More than 50,000 years ago, a woman walked out of Africa. Her daughters, and their daughters, followed the coasts east and then turned north, where the G family grew. One branch, G1, went to the far northeast of Asia, around Kamchatka and Japan, and is found in small numbers in China. Every mother since passed it on. You still carry it.

The road, stop by stop

  1. East Africa
    More than 50,000 years ago
    Her line, later named M, leaves Africa with some of the first people to settle Asia.
  2. South Asia
    On the way east
    The line follows the warm southern coasts of Asia.
  3. East Asia
    Tens of thousands of years ago
    Branch G, a sister of the rare M12, likely grows up in East Asia.
  4. Kamchatka
    In later times
    G1 is found in the far northeast of Asia and in Japan.
  5. Malaysia
    Today
    You. Your result on atgc.asia shows how common this line is among the Malaysians we have tested.

Where it is found today

Found in the far northeast of Asia, around Kamchatka, and in small numbers in Japan and China.

Most often found in: Japan.

Laboratory standards

Our DNA tests are run with our laboratory partners. These are the standards they work to.

What each standard covers