A reference profile for one lineage branch. Shared haplogroups do not establish a family relationship or cultural identity.
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Branch background
Historical context for mtDNA lineage branch X2BA
mtDNA haplogroup X2BA is a maternal lineage from the Phylotree reference tree. This record was auto-created to restore missing intermediate structure between existing clades. It is a subclade of X2BB.
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Tree & Relationships
Phylogenetic context and subclades
Evolution Path
Follow the recorded parent branches toward X2BA. Dates are estimates and can change as reference data is revised.
The populations where mtDNA haplogroup X2BA is found require further characterization through genetic studies.
Historical context
A branch through time
Estimated formation in a broad historical timeline. Period markers provide context and do not imply a connection with particular cultures.
A formation estimate is not recorded for this branch.
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Archaeological context
Recorded archaeological associations for mtDNA branch X2BA
Recorded associations
These labels describe archaeological contexts recorded for reference samples linked to X2BA. An association does not establish that all carriers belonged to a culture or followed a particular migration route.
Bükk GroupBulgarian NeolithicFrench NeolithicGreek NeolithicLengyel CultureLinear Pottery CultureMiddle Neolithic French
Culture assignments are based on archaeological context of ancient DNA samples and may represent regional associations during specific time periods.
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Sample Catalog
30 direct carriers of haplogroup X2BA
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Hungary Middle Neolithic Central Europe 5286 BCE - 5015 BCE
X2b-aDirect
Sample ID: I1499
Hungary MN ALPc Bukk.SG - Garadna
Hungary Middle Neolithic Central Europe 5286 BCE - 5015 BCE
X2b-aDirect
MATERNAL LINEAGE · ANCIENT DNA
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Markers are archaeological find locations. A dashed connector is an uncertain, proposed geographic transition between consecutive branches supported by multiple dated observations; it is not an exact travel route, birthplace or proof of direct descent. Parent-clade samples may belong to other descendant branches. Gaps remain where evidence is insufficient. Sample dates differ from haplogroup formation dates.
Grouping by historical period reflects when each ancient individual lived, combined across every branch on this lineage chain; it is not a migration sequence or a personal timeline between periods.
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Carrier Distribution Map
Geographic distribution of 30 ancient DNA samples (direct and subclade carriers of X2BA)
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Temporal Distribution
Distribution of carriers across archaeological periods
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Geographic Distribution
Counts by recorded sample country. These reflect the available reference selection, not population frequencies.
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Data
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Source information and data quality
Last Updated2026-06-14
Confidence Score50/100
CoverageLow
Data Source
Classification, estimated dates and geographic context reflect the recorded reference data and may change as evidence is revised. Sample coverage is uneven; recorded locations and archaeological associations do not establish personal origin or cultural identity.