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| Keywords: E1b1bRoute.png Made by User Andrew Lancaster using http //commons wikimedia org/wiki/Image BlankMap-Africa png and the software Inkscape The aim was to use for the E1b1b article It shows the standard theory about migration routes for that Y chromosome haplogroup en wikipedia Liftarn CommonsHelper 2008-11-09 Andrew Lancaster wikipedia en biogeographical map Andrew Lancaster Original upload log page en wikipedia E1b1bRoute png 2008-12-04 16 22 Andrew Lancaster 341×341× 29173 bytes <nowiki>Trying to please more people </nowiki> 2008-12-03 17 34 Andrew Lancaster 341×341× 29174 bytes <nowiki>trying again</nowiki> 2008-12-03 17 26 Andrew Lancaster 28×62× 2966 bytes <nowiki>More changes demanded by User Causteau</nowiki> 2008-12-02 21 54 Andrew Lancaster 341×341× 28886 bytes <nowiki>After discussion with User Causteau</nowiki> 2008-11-13 21 40 Andrew Lancaster 341×341× 30434 bytes <nowiki>V32 present in Sudan according to Hassan et al Lots of minor fine tuning </nowiki> 2008-11-10 16 52 Andrew Lancaster 341×341× 28328 bytes <nowiki> Reinserted M123 route to west but more vague Simplified V12/V32 route Put question mark on route of M123 to Ethiopia </nowiki> 2008-11-10 16 49 Andrew Lancaster 341×341× 27804 bytes <nowiki>Reinserted M123 route to west but more vague Simplified V12/V32 route Put question mark on route of M123 to Ethiopia </nowiki> 2008-11-10 07 55 Andrew Lancaster 341×341× 27804 bytes <nowiki>Added V6 M34 Trying to be less speculative about V22 Adjusted route shape of especially V12/V32 Made M123 route to Europe more probably via Balkans than in Western Mediterranean </nowiki> 2008-11-09 21 45 Andrew Lancaster 341×341× 27157 bytes <nowiki>Made by User Andrew Lancaster using http //commons wikimedia org/wiki/Image BlankMap-Africa png and the software Inkscape The aim was to use for the E1b1b article It shows the standard theory about migration routes for that Y chromosome haplogr</nowiki> Genomics Human Y-DNA haplogroups Homo sapiens distribution maps Middle Stone Age | ||||
