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From a GENEALOGY-DNA mailing list post by Kathy Johns
16311C is common in more than one haplogroup. -- By itself it is usually H
16311C + 16519C is also usually H but not H2b
16235G + 16311C is also usually H
16235G + 16311C + 16291T is usually H2b, however,
16235G + 16311C + 16224C + 16519C is K.
{NOTE: That would probably be a K, but a rare one. 16235G is only rarely found in K. The old
motifs for K were 16224C and 16311C, but that was before 16519C was generally tested. 16224C is the key.}
It appears that the 16224C and the 16519C are characteristically linked in K and
that 16235G + 16291T are characteristically linked in H2b
so that is the best way to tell these apart when 235 + 311 are also involved but there are always exceptions.
Note: H2b is the old classification
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