Chronological Development of Haplogroups in Europe
| Haplogroup | Possible time of origin | Possible place of origin | Highest frequencies |
| K | 40,000 years ago | South Asia or West Asia | |
| T | 30,000 years ago | West Asia | |
| J | 30,000 years ago | Middle East | |
| R | 28,000 years ago | Central Asia | |
| E1b1b-M35 | 26,000 years ago | East Africa | |
| I | 25,000 years ago | Balkans | |
| R1a1 | 21,000 years ago | Southern Russia | |
| R1b | 20,000 years ago | Around the Caspian Sea or Central Asia | |
| E1b1b-M78 | 18,000 years ago | Egypt/Libya | |
| G | 17,000 years ago | Between India and the Caucasus | |
| I2 | 17,000 years ago | Balkans | |
| J2 | 15,000 years ago | Northern Mesopotamia | |
| I2b | 13,000 years ago | Central Europe | |
| N1c1 | 12,000 years ago | Siberia | |
| I2a | 11,000 years ago | Balkans | |
| R1b1b2 | 10,000 years ago | North or south of the Caucasus | |
| J1 | 10,000 years ago | Arabian peninsula | |
| E1b1b-V13 | 10,000 years ago | Balkans | Albanians |
| I2b1 | 9,000 years ago | Central Europe | |
| I2a1 | 8,000 years ago | Sardinia | |
| I2a2 | 7,500 years ago | Dinaric Alps | |
| E1b1b-M81 | 5,500 years ago | Maghreb | Berbers |
| I1 | 5,000 years ago | Scandinavia | |
| R1b-L21 | 4,000 years ago | Central or Eastern Europe | |
| R1b-S28 | 3,500 years ago | around the Alps | |
| R1b-S21 | 3,000 years ago | Frisia or Central Europe | |
| I2b1a | < 3,000 years ago | Britain |
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