In the past E1a1 had divisions that developed, thrived for a time, and then disappeared. Today, it barely shows up in any population, partly because it is a very small haplogroup, but also because testing is still not widespread enough to uncover new information. Yet, there is important information that should be disseminated. This paper seeks to do that.
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