Based on the pedigree chart, what is Sam's haplogroup?Haplogroup XHaplogroup JHaplogroup SHaplogroup RHaplogroup DHaplogroup N HaplogroupHaplogroupHaplogroupHaplogroupHaplogroupHaplogroupDXSNJRKey= XX individual= XY individualSam

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Based on the pedigree chart, what is Sam's haplogroup? Haplogroup X Haplogroup J Haplogroup S Haplogroup R Haplogroup D Haplogroup N

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Haplogroup
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S
N
J
R
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= XX individual
= XY individual
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