Three less certain cases, which have not been tested for all subclades of GHIJK, have been found among Neolithic remains in Europe. "I0411" ("Troc 4"), who lived 7,195–7,080 years BP, was found in the Els Trocs cave, near Bisaurri (modern Spain) – while haplogroups G, I1 (I-M450; I-S247) J, L1b2, Q1b1, Q1a2a, R1a1a1 (R-L449), R1b1a2b1a (R-M35) and T were ruled out, I2a1b1 and R1b1a2 were found in other remains from the same site ("Troc 5" and "Troc 2"). Similarly, three sets of remains from Hungary were not tested for all subclades of GHIJK: "BAM 17", "BAM 26" (both from Alsónyék Bátaszék, circa 7,850–7,675 years BP) and "TOLM 3" (7,030–7,230 BP, found in Tolna-Mözs). (An individual known to scholars as "Oase 1", who lived circa 37,800 years BP in Eastern Europe, was initially classified as belonging either to paragroup F(xGHIJK) or within K. However, subsequent research has revealed that Oase 1 belonged to K2a*.)