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A study in primates demonstrated that the SNAR-F is located at the putative parental locus on chromosome 19 in the human genome, where it replaces a truncated element found in orangutan and macaque [Parrott, Andrew M.; Mathews, Michael B. DOI: 10.4161/mge.18478]. This research, which traced the evolutionary history of the snaR family from retrotransposon ancestors, found that the SNAR-F is not determined to be transcribed [Parrott, Andrew M.; Tsai, Michael; Batchu, Priyanka; Ryan, Karen; Ozer, Harvey L.; Tian, Bin; Mathews, Michael B. DOI: 10.1093/nar/gkq856].