Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Shem (M89-T, mostly M523-C): IJ (Arphaxad), H (Elam), G (Asshur), F1–F3 (Aram), F* (Lud) share M89-T, with IJ having M523-T, others M523-C, reflecting a distinct genetic signature.
Japheth (M89-T, M523-T): K, M, S (Tubal), L (Tiras), T (Javan), NO (Magog), P (Meshek), Q (Madai), R (Gomer), and their subclades (R1a-Ashkenaz, R1b-Riphath, R2-Togarmah, T1a-Elishah/Dodanim, T1b-Kittim/Tarshish) consistently have M89-T and M523-T, unifying them under the M9 marker.
Ham (M89-G, M523-C): E (Mitzrayim), D (Canaan, with Sin), B (Cush, with C-Nimrod/Sargon as son), A (Phut) share M89-G and M523-C, distinguishing them from Shem and Japheth.
The structure is intuitive, with M89-G/T and M523-C/T providing clear divisions between groups, and M168-T being universal, aligning with your model’s IJK root.
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Shem (M89-T, mostly M523-C): IJ (Arphaxad), H (Elam), G (Asshur), F1–F3 (Aram), F* (Lud) share M89-T, with IJ having M523-T, others M523-C, reflecting a distinct genetic signature.
Japheth (M89-T, M523-T): K, M, S (Tubal), L (Tiras), T (Javan), NO (Magog), P (Meshek), Q (Madai), R (Gomer), and their subclades (R1a-Ashkenaz, R1b-Riphath, R2-Togarmah, T1a-Elishah/Dodanim, T1b-Kittim/Tarshish) consistently have M89-T and M523-T, unifying them under the M9 marker.
Ham (M89-G, M523-C): E (Mitzrayim), D (Canaan, with Sin), B (Cush, with C-Nimrod/Sargon as son), A (Phut) share M89-G and M523-C, distinguishing them from Shem and Japheth.
The structure is intuitive, with M89-G/T and M523-C/T providing clear divisions between groups, and M168-T being universal, aligning with your model’s IJK root.
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