Could there be Haplogroups not yet found?

[Proctor]

Really curious about this, could there be haplogroups out there yet to be discovered?

[Kale]

Definitely...don't you remember A00 from a couple months ago?

[Prisoner Of Ice]

There's currently haplogroup subtypes kept 'secret' by gene testing companies. So I guess their plan is to develop tests for them, patent them, then dribble them out one by one over time to rake in the most cash.

There should be tons of miniclades out there to find. Finding older ones like neanderthal (found but not released yet) and denisova and heidelbergensis and rhodiensiensis and "mystery homind" in china is more exciting, but less likely. I hope they do for neanderthals in living humans though, but it seems like it must be very rare if they have not found it yet.

[Artek]

Y-DNA haplogroup X was found quite recently, so why not. But the chances are getting smaller and smaller

[Anglojew]

Y-DNA haplogroup X was found quite recently, so why not. But the chances are getting smaller and smaller

Where was it discovered?

[Prisoner Of Ice]

You mean mtdna x or is there a new y-dna x?

[Kale]

I thought that Y-Dna X was just NO*?

[Argang]

I thought that Y-Dna X was just NO*?

Or NO0. Nothing about it has been published since the initial study, which was only a few months ago.

http://dienekes.blogspot.com/2013/11/a-priori-y-chromosome-phylogeny-from.html