GedrosiaDNA World 25

East Asian

• E_ASIAN: Populations from regions including China, Japan, and Korea.

Siberian & Altaic

• ALTAIAN: Indigenous groups from the Altai region in Central Asia.
• E_SIBERIAN: Populations native to Eastern Siberia.
• W_SIBERIAN: Indigenous groups in Western Siberia.

Arctic

• ARCTIC: Groups indigenous to the polar regions, such as the Inuit.

Southeast Asian & Oceanian

• SE_ASIAN: Populations from countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
• OCEANIAN: Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Islands, including Melanesians and Polynesians.
• PAPUAN: Indigenous peoples of Papua New Guinea and nearby regions.

Native American

• C_AMERINDIAN: Central American indigenous populations.
• S_AMERINDIAN: Indigenous groups of South America.
• N_AMERINDIAN: Native American populations of North America.

Near Eastern & South Asian

• NEAR_EASTERN: Populations from the Middle East, including ancient fertile crescent civilizations.
• BALOCHI: An ethnic group primarily found in Iran and Pakistan.
• S_INDIAN: Populations native to Southern India.

African

• SSA: Sub-Saharan African populations.
• SAN_PYGMY: Indigenous San and Pygmy groups of Southern Africa.
• E_AFRICAN_HADZA: Indigenous Hadza populations in East Africa.
• C_AFRICAN_BIAKA: Central African Biaka hunter-gatherer groups.
• MBUTI: Indigenous Mbuti people of the African rainforest.

European

• NE_EUROPEAN: Populations native to Northeast Europe including Baltic countries and Russia.
• NEAR_EASTERN: Populations from Middle Eastern regions.
• EEF: Early European Farmers who migrated from the Near East.
• W_STEPPE: Western Steppe herders, including Proto-Indo-European speakers.

North African

• N_AFRICAN: Populations from North African regions such as Egypt and the Maghreb.

Steppe

• E_STEPPE: Eastern Steppe populations.
• W_STEPPE: Groups from Western Steppe regions.

Prehistoric European & Siberian

• SHG_WHG: Scandinavian Hunter-Gatherers and Western Hunter-Gatherers.

Note

Some populations share groupings across broader continental regions where classifications overlap.