Migration path of Y-chromosome Adam

In this video, we will find out the migration path of Y-chromosome Adam through haplogroup Y analysis. We know when and where the Y-chromosome Adams were born, and what path their descendants followed.
We've also put global temperature changes on a map together to help you understand the environment when they might have moved.

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[worndown]

Interesting video. One of the things so amazing about this field is how often our information is shifting. You may be unaware but the oldest Homo sapien fossils found were in Morocco, thats in North West Africa. And they are 300, 000 years old. Changes our timeline a bit.

The weakest part on the genetic map has to be the assumed change rate and mutation rate of genes. Its a huge guess. If I had to pick one to believe, I would pick the hard evidence in the ground. This fixation that our "Eve" came from the rift area needs to go away as well. The oldest human fossils have never been found there. Proto human fossils have. But thats like assuming Humans came from Europe because that is were monkeys first evolved.

Its ok not to know things, it gives motivation for more to enter the carious scientific fields. I wish science would get back to saying that. Your video is well presented and constructed though. Keep up the good work.

[devotionofunion]

I'm an old man in Australia. I feel so blessed I can learn about this anywhere anytime I want to. It truly is an amazing world. Thank You.

[Panteni]

It's so ironic to listen to a robot talk about our shared human journey

[viceroy]

There is a museum in rural Malaysia that i visited. It states that in oral tradition, the Malayan people migrated there from beyond the Himalayan. That was where in your video pointed haplogroup K was originally. It amazed me how verbal history coincides with genetic history. Thank you for your video.

[HighGate]

Wow, in every second there’s billions of information .. thank you guys

[martini]

An Excellent treatment of the topic. Thank you all involved in the research and production. I hadn't realised that due to battling and war we descend from a relatively small pool of males. I'm looking forward to many more similar productions.

[chillwavemusic]

Amazing work! Thanks for fascinating historical trip and expand explanation!

[dreamer]

Your maps and quality of content is amazing

[darrylbunch]

The most amazing work ever done ! So informative & relevant to the world in the 21st century. I'm tired of hearing about the climate & droughts affecting millions of people. This is just what the world needs today ! Great job !

[Daron]

Ignore the haters. I like your videos. Ive been tracing my ancestry first to the African continent and after finding my mtdna L3 haplogroup I now know its point of origin by watching your videos. Thank you. Subbed!

[JM-The_Curious]

Great introduction video for Y-chromosome travel across the world. I found it to be too much presented in too short a time though. I'd really like to see the information presented much slower and focusing more on different haplogroups and their descent lines and on each line moving. I'd also like a brief explanation of 'how' the DNA is so different today in Europe compared to 10, 000 years ago.

[kenarmstrong]

Sucks that so many coastal migration routes are now submerged, discouraging alot of inquiry or even speculation.

Imagine all the relatively easy protein and transportation and the narrow corridors of earliest occupation. Grr!

[AfricaTeacher]

These videos are very well made. They are really good for a lay person.

[auntyconnie]

Excellent and great works! I'm liking these research works and the videos so much . Your videos are very educational. We humans should watch your educational videos to help us learn more and more about our origin and what makes us spread out.

[coolfreaks]

I have always said, Africa used to be the Paradise.
Nowadays, due to global warming, African weather has become warmer. But when there was no pollution, African Congo jungles must have been a heavenly place.

[nomaddiaries]

You are correct that Y-Chromosome Adam is in West Central Africa. However, they didn't originate in West Africa, they originated in North East Africa and shifted West. They replaced the older humans in West Africa, who were archaic humans.

[DrMJT]

Maps of Out of Africa always show the Sahara as a Desert... throughout the history of Earth, the Sahara has been Green more than it has been Sand/Desert. Our Human route, those of us who survive all the cataclysms of yester-eras... Our's and other are from what is Desert now. Move you arrows UP 30 degrees ...

[AndrewVanBeekOttawa]

“The maximum height reached 3000km…” Only off by a factor of 1000 since 3000km thick ice sheets would be a little problematic.

[mihaiazimioara]

Excellent video, with a lot of information, presented in a clear, engaging way. Do you happen to have some references for the data supporting your story?

[nesanetlehulum]

From this video I gather the first humans were BLACK and out of blacks other evolved, i.e as humans moved to different climates their feature and colour changed. We are a product of climatic conditions, as we moved to the colder regions of the world humans lost their pigmentation, longer and greasy hair developed also the feature has a function just like our organs example, the wide nose developed in humid warm climates so air could flow in the body to cool it down, straight hair protects in cold cimates from the cold and curly hair of Africans from getting sun stroke