Papa Yap The father of the Asiatic Man
The DE-M145 (also known as YAP, referring to the Y-Alu Polymorphism) haplogroup is a paternal Y-chromosome lineage that includes E and D, two major haplogroups with distinct geographic distributions
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Populations Carrying DE-M145 OR “THE SONS OF PAPA YAP”
1. Haplogroup D (D-M174)
Found primarily in East Asia, Central Asia, and the Andaman Islands.
High frequencies among:
Japanese (Ainu and Ryukyuan)
Tibetan and other Tibeto-Burman populations
Andamanese (Onge, Jarwa)
Some parts of Mongolia and Central Asia.
2. Haplogroup E (E-M96, derived from DE-M145)
Common in The Americas, Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Europe.
Caribbean: Haiti, DR, Jamaica, Bahamas, Curaçao, Libya, Tunisia, Ethiopia, Turkey, Spain
Morocco, Egypt, Sudan, Aguda populations, and Khoisan.
60,000 years ago DE-M145 or Papa YAP was in Asia and America
The E-M96 haplogroup is primarily associated with human populations originating outside of Africa, specifically linked to the ancient populations in Asia and the Middle East. In the Caribbean, E-M96 and its subclades are found among individuals whose genetic lineages trace back to ancient Eurasian migrations, rather than exclusively African origins.
Due to the complexity of human migration and the diverse ancestry of Caribbean populations, the presence of E-M96 in the Caribbean may also reflect ancient links to Eurasian populations
Yet modern scientist on the origin of DE-M145 (YAP+) still debate it. Genetic evidence suggests it emerged either in Eurasia ( TURKEY) or the Near East around 60,000-70,000 years ago. There are two main hypotheses regarding its origin:
1. Anatolian Origin Hypothesis
Some studies suggest that DE-M145 originated in Turkey and later split into E (which remained in the Middle East and spread into Africa) and D (which migrated to Asia).
This is supported by the deep presence of E haplogroups across Africa, especially among Aguda people, Ethiopian , and Afro-Asiatic speakers.
However, the absence of haplogroup D in the Middle East raises questions about whether DE-M145 originated there
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2. Near Eastern or Asian Origin
Hypothesis
Another theory proposes that DE-M145 first appeared in the Near East or even Asia, and then:
Haplogroup D (D-M174) moved eastward into Tibet, Japan, and the Andaman Islands.
Haplogroup E (E-N * ) migrated back into Turkey and later into east Africa and the rest of the continent.
The terminology used by modern scientist
“Genetic evidence suggests it emerged either in Africa or the Near East around 60,000-70,000 years ago. There are two main hypotheses regarding its origin:
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1. African Origin Hypothesis
2. 2. Near Eastern or Asian Origin
Hypothesis”
The terminology by mainstream scientists suggest to the public that biologically the melanated man and the tan man are of no relation which is a lie. Semantics and imagery paint a picture that all melanated men are the same which is another lie. Melanated men do not all come from the same father, a point proven by the lineage of Albert Perry of Saint Louis. Semantics, “ Africa or the near east”, suggests that life started in Africa or the Middle East, another lie.
Biologically it’s very clear on biodiversity alone that life started somewhere in India superior. The east or the west. Asia or America. To uncover where, this mystery will need more research based on biology and explicit detail to populations, and locations, historical migrations will be highlighted if found relevant to findings and the truth will be highlighted instead of hidden by broad stroked labels.
