The result was delete. SarahStierch ( talk) 00:55, 23 November 2013 (UTC)
Cites only primary sources all by the same author and all more general than just this haplotype. No indication of the slightest independent coverage that would make this particular haplotype notable. See related Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Abraham modal haplotype. Agricolae ( talk) 14:21, 14 November 2013 (UTC)
Are you wondering why this haplotype is notable? this haplotype was representive of arab palestinians. it was later found to representive of all arabs , representing the rab expansion of the 7th century since it was found in yemen and north africa in addition to palestine. it is part of the Cohen modal haplotype cluster, it is found in majority of arabs with j1 haplogroup, who j1 arabs are the majority of arabs of the arabian peninsula (arabian peninsula Y dna project at FTDNA the major dna geneological haplotype studies of the world. Viibird ( talk) 07:10, 18 November 2013 (UTC)
I've added 2 more studies that mention galilee modal haplotype, all three studies from Pub Med (notable) mentions the galilee modal haplotype represents Arab ancestry. there are more studies too. the data those scientists rely on are usually from FTDNA results or from the researchers who run FTDNA like hammer, nebel behar and others who made the studies on cmh and J1 Viibird ( talk) 22:34, 18 November 2013 (UTC)
how about this slide from anthropologist dr Schurr at the museum of Penn univerity [1] slide p58 which summerize p58 subhaplogroup as having galilee modal haplotype. should i add this too? so far nebel 2000 discovered gmh, bosch 2001 and thomas 2000 discovered it in moroccon arabs and yemen and syria. nebel 2002 confirmed it as evidence of arab expansion, semino 2004 confirmed gmh of 2002, capelli 2006 used gmh specifically to detect arab ancestry in the mideterranian basin, being indicative of arab/cohenmh and not europpean or aramaeic or ethiopian j1 haplogroup, recent studies also chiaroni and tofanelli found it not in chechen j1 or anatolian or ethiopian where chiaroni have a huge excel document showing all haplotypes from ethiopia, arameans anatolians chechen not having it. and the FTDNA huge database of J1 project and arabian peninsula showing gmh is specific to arab names and residents of arabia. there are many studies of course use gmh in their studies. Viibird ( talk) 12:47, 22 November 2013 (UTC)
The result was delete. SarahStierch ( talk) 00:55, 23 November 2013 (UTC)
Cites only primary sources all by the same author and all more general than just this haplotype. No indication of the slightest independent coverage that would make this particular haplotype notable. See related Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Abraham modal haplotype. Agricolae ( talk) 14:21, 14 November 2013 (UTC)
Are you wondering why this haplotype is notable? this haplotype was representive of arab palestinians. it was later found to representive of all arabs , representing the rab expansion of the 7th century since it was found in yemen and north africa in addition to palestine. it is part of the Cohen modal haplotype cluster, it is found in majority of arabs with j1 haplogroup, who j1 arabs are the majority of arabs of the arabian peninsula (arabian peninsula Y dna project at FTDNA the major dna geneological haplotype studies of the world. Viibird ( talk) 07:10, 18 November 2013 (UTC)
I've added 2 more studies that mention galilee modal haplotype, all three studies from Pub Med (notable) mentions the galilee modal haplotype represents Arab ancestry. there are more studies too. the data those scientists rely on are usually from FTDNA results or from the researchers who run FTDNA like hammer, nebel behar and others who made the studies on cmh and J1 Viibird ( talk) 22:34, 18 November 2013 (UTC)
how about this slide from anthropologist dr Schurr at the museum of Penn univerity [1] slide p58 which summerize p58 subhaplogroup as having galilee modal haplotype. should i add this too? so far nebel 2000 discovered gmh, bosch 2001 and thomas 2000 discovered it in moroccon arabs and yemen and syria. nebel 2002 confirmed it as evidence of arab expansion, semino 2004 confirmed gmh of 2002, capelli 2006 used gmh specifically to detect arab ancestry in the mideterranian basin, being indicative of arab/cohenmh and not europpean or aramaeic or ethiopian j1 haplogroup, recent studies also chiaroni and tofanelli found it not in chechen j1 or anatolian or ethiopian where chiaroni have a huge excel document showing all haplotypes from ethiopia, arameans anatolians chechen not having it. and the FTDNA huge database of J1 project and arabian peninsula showing gmh is specific to arab names and residents of arabia. there are many studies of course use gmh in their studies. Viibird ( talk) 12:47, 22 November 2013 (UTC)