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Detailed knowledge about the human mitochondrial (mt)DNA phylogeny (1) is accumulating rapidly because of the growing number of available complete mtDNA sequences from diverse populations across the world. The work by Zhao et al. (2) makes a valuable contribution to this knowledge by describing 25 complete mtDNA sequences from Tibetan and neighboring populations. However, the phylogenetic tree shown in their figure 3 presents several conflicts regarding haplogroup nomenclature, as detailed below. As a solution, I hereby provide an updated mtDNA phylogeny (Fig. 1) with revised haplogroup nomenclature containing the 25 sequences by Zhao et al. plus an additional 53 sequences that are relevant for the tree topology. Starting from the left of Fig. 1, four changes are proposed. Revised mtDNA phylogeny with newly proposed haplogroup nomenclature …

Revision of the mtDNA tree and corresponding haplogroup nomenclature