Стигао је резултат једног од Швеђана који је био сврстан у групу
440> са Видовићем, Холанђанином, још једним Швеђанином и са мном. Откривен је нови снп испод YSC33, у питању је
Z44672. Он је сада сврстан засебно у групу 447> L42+, Y11074+, YSC33+, Z44672+ на FT DNA G-L497 пројекту. Извесно је да и други Швеђанин који је сврстан са нама и који је од њега удаљен практично 20 километара ваздушном линијом припада истој тој грани, и сасвим је сигурно да се испод YSC33>Z44672 налази још по неки млађи снп који њих двојицу повезује у претходних 1000 година.

Такође, један од администратора пројекта Ролф Лангланд је освежио ново L43> стабло које је допунио новим тестиранима на снпове испод L43> притом оставивши свој коментар.Here is a newly-updated version of the SNP chart for the L43 branch of G-L497. This includes results from the two most-recent BigY tests, which discovered the new SNPs G-Z44139 (a Swiss branch under Y11074) and G-Z44672 (a Swedish branch under YSC33).
Several points of interest. The L43+, L42- branch has an Iberian component, with membership from Spain and Portugal, as well as France and Italy. It is not clear if this Iberian presence is of ancient origin or could be related to more recent migrations into Iberia from central Europe during the Middle Ages.
The YSC33 section continues to expand with new testing results, and includes an interesting Balkan component, but YSC33 is also found as far as Sweden to the north and in France and Netherlands to the West. The other main branch under G-L42 (Y11076) is apparently not found in eastern Europe, but rather has representation in Switzerland, Italy, France and Norway. In general the geographic spread of the Y11076 subclades is not as large as that seen with YSC33.
It continues to seem that the “homeland” of G-L42” is likely the Alps area, extending from southern Germany, across Switzerland and into northern Italy. This the region with greatest diversity of L42 subclades and is central to L42 from a geographical perspective. However, a recent study reports that, of all ancient skeletons tested for YDNA so far, the earliest G-L497 is a G-L42 found in Ukraine, and is dated to roughly 5000 to 5600 years before present. So there is still much to learn about the origins of G-L497 and G-L42, and the time estimates we currently have may be subject to significant revisions.
Thanks to all G-L43 and G-L42 persons who have done recent testing that makes possible the development and continuing revision of our shared YDNA family tree
