Haplogroup N1a-TAT

These are maps of modern distribution of haplogroup N1a-TAT and its main subclades, using natural neighbour interpolation.

It is very likely that haplogroup N1a-TAT and its subclades were associated with Siberian tundra, forest-steppes and steppes peoples from the Urals to Lake Baikal since the Early Bronze Age, and became associated with other languages (viz. Palaeo-Arctic, Palaeo-Siberian, Uralic, Altaic, etc.) that expanded into their territories.

Data includes reports by Ilumäe et al. (2016), and updates by Tambets et al. (2018), Dudás et al. (2019), and Post et al. (2019).

N1a-P43

N1a-L708

N1a-P298

N1a-L392 (xZ1936)

N1a-Z1936