Does anyone know the number of Y-chromosome bases sequenced by the 1000- genomes project versus the number being sequenced by the expanded WTY program at FTDNA? My impression was that a majority of the Y was sequenced by "1000-genomes", which presumably would account for their great success in finding new SNPs. By contrast, the last time I heard. WTY was only sequencing around 200,000 to 300,000 bases on the Y, so I've got to think their chances of finding new SNPs are much less than those of the 1000-genomes project, although it is true that WTY has managed to find even some fairly private SNPs. If 1000-genomes could be persuaded to take some additional samples, such as those selected by Julie and Aaron for maximum STR differences within their I1>Z63+ project, the chances of finding a new SNP would seem to be much greater than depending on WTY to find these new SNPs.