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If "A" is the parent clade of all haplogroups and has been around longer, shouldn't it have the most members? Why isn't "A" the most common haplogroup on earth?

To understand the IE languages expansion, we might need to study pre-IE languages in Europe. The best candidate pre-IE language is basque since it is still spoken today. Another pre-IE population in europe are the pelasgians, the earliest known inhabitants of the balkans. So my attempt is to...