Global Ancestry K23 2024

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Global Ancestry K23 2024

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Largest componentNorth West European 27.4% of this model
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Population composition

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Reference contributions
North West European Primary region 27.4%
Southcentral Europe 22.5%
East African 9.1%
West Med 7.4%
North Caucasus 5.7%
Finnish 5.2%

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Regions

Reference regions

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North West European
27.4%

This region represents 27.4% of this reference model.

Southcentral Europe
22.5%

This region represents 22.5% of this reference model.

East African
9.1%

This region represents 9.1% of this reference model.

West Med
7.4%

This region represents 7.4% of this reference model.

North Caucasus
5.7%

This region represents 5.7% of this reference model.

Finnish
5.2%

This region represents 5.2% of this reference model.

Smaller reference components

Small modeled weights depend on the reference panel and do not establish distant ancestry or family connections.

East Balkan 3.88%
East Asian 3.28%
Central Asian 2.71%
Central Europe 2.51%
North African 2.39%
Eastern European 2.32%
South Asian 2.17%
East Med 1.92%
West African 0.83%
South Amerindian 0.42%
West Balkan 0.25%
Supporting analysis

Chromosome Admixture Analysis

Inspect chromosome-level contributions within this reference model.

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Chromosome 1
North West European Primary region 35.0%
Finnish 20.0%
Southcentral Europe 16.4%
Anatolian 12.2%
East Asian 5.0%

Percentages may not sum to 100% due to rounding. Regions below 5% are grouped under "Other".

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23 regions detected | 22 chromosomes analyzed |
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 10: 41.0%
  • 1 35.01%
  • 2 35.26%
  • 3 26.17%
  • 4 31.05%
  • 5 15.93%
  • 7 12.64%
  • 8 5.00%
  • 10 40.99%
  • 11 11.33%
  • 13 14.72%
  • 14 27.96%
  • 15 38.05%
  • 16 17.99%
  • 17 8.08%
  • 19 2.44%
  • 21 23.66%
  • 22 0.57%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 7: 34.6%
  • 1 16.38%
  • 2 14.55%
  • 3 28.21%
  • 4 28.42%
  • 6 10.72%
  • 7 34.64%
  • 8 14.00%
  • 10 3.13%
  • 12 14.28%
  • 13 23.08%
  • 14 17.23%
  • 15 12.62%
  • 17 10.90%
  • 19 31.25%
  • 20 0.31%
  • 21 7.60%
  • 22 17.43%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 18: 48.7%
  • 3 2.88%
  • 6 27.55%
  • 7 13.54%
  • 9 13.59%
  • 11 35.70%
  • 12 13.15%
  • 13 28.49%
  • 16 10.24%
  • 17 25.28%
  • 18 48.72%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 20: 20.4%
  • 1 20.03%
  • 2 11.15%
  • 3 6.03%
  • 5 11.34%
  • 7 5.69%
  • 9 1.85%
  • 10 2.94%
  • 11 7.69%
  • 13 12.87%
  • 16 4.77%
  • 17 18.72%
  • 18 4.09%
  • 19 10.24%
  • 20 20.42%
  • 22 15.95%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 19: 21.0%
  • 1 4.84%
  • 2 4.74%
  • 4 7.16%
  • 5 4.13%
  • 6 10.37%
  • 7 11.98%
  • 8 0.39%
  • 9 6.88%
  • 11 8.98%
  • 14 6.31%
  • 16 3.96%
  • 17 10.58%
  • 18 3.74%
  • 19 21.03%
  • 20 14.88%
  • 21 16.02%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 22: 29.9%
  • 4 7.01%
  • 5 12.72%
  • 6 2.82%
  • 9 19.48%
  • 12 4.41%
  • 14 12.07%
  • 15 10.54%
  • 17 1.20%
  • 21 6.19%
  • 22 29.90%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 10: 27.1%
  • 3 0.30%
  • 5 6.85%
  • 7 0.62%
  • 8 12.42%
  • 9 7.27%
  • 10 27.08%
  • 11 6.68%
  • 12 1.08%
  • 15 5.76%
  • 18 6.53%
  • 20 23.55%
  • 21 7.62%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 8: 15.0%
  • 2 9.61%
  • 3 14.53%
  • 4 0.83%
  • 7 3.26%
  • 8 14.96%
  • 10 1.16%
  • 11 13.13%
  • 12 11.49%
  • 15 0.81%
  • 17 14.50%
  • 18 1.25%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 20: 34.2%
  • 6 11.01%
  • 8 7.85%
  • 10 4.00%
  • 12 14.37%
  • 13 2.18%
  • 18 9.90%
  • 20 34.17%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 16: 27.5%
  • 4 9.75%
  • 5 2.73%
  • 6 6.98%
  • 10 4.48%
  • 11 8.72%
  • 12 10.63%
  • 16 27.47%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 22: 13.5%
  • 1 1.85%
  • 3 10.50%
  • 5 4.86%
  • 6 6.73%
  • 8 8.49%
  • 9 0.63%
  • 10 4.56%
  • 11 0.78%
  • 14 4.58%
  • 16 2.80%
  • 19 4.11%
  • 20 4.64%
  • 22 13.52%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 5: 21.7%
  • 5 21.70%
  • 6 10.40%
  • 7 4.17%
  • 12 12.79%
  • 14 8.73%
  • 16 1.17%
  • 22 7.75%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 21: 12.1%
  • 2 4.60%
  • 4 9.33%
  • 5 4.89%
  • 6 1.69%
  • 8 5.20%
  • 9 3.99%
  • 10 3.09%
  • 12 3.40%
  • 13 2.75%
  • 14 3.87%
  • 18 4.16%
  • 21 12.10%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 19: 20.9%
  • 2 11.23%
  • 3 2.71%
  • 8 3.31%
  • 10 6.57%
  • 12 2.26%
  • 16 11.69%
  • 19 20.93%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 8: 14.5%
  • 1 1.57%
  • 4 4.18%
  • 6 2.49%
  • 8 14.45%
  • 9 9.58%
  • 12 7.45%
  • 13 2.33%
  • 14 10.17%
  • 15 3.29%
  • 18 2.06%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 21: 25.6%
  • 1 0.83%
  • 5 5.04%
  • 7 3.09%
  • 15 7.28%
  • 16 11.07%
  • 20 0.11%
  • 21 25.55%
  • 22 1.58%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 22: 13.3%
  • 1 1.99%
  • 2 0.87%
  • 3 0.63%
  • 11 3.41%
  • 17 10.73%
  • 18 6.38%
  • 19 4.78%
  • 20 1.59%
  • 22 13.30%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 6: 9.3%
  • 1 0.32%
  • 3 4.25%
  • 6 9.26%
  • 7 7.68%
  • 8 5.14%
  • 12 2.30%
  • 14 6.98%
  • 18 7.26%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 9: 23.4%
  • 1 12.16%
  • 9 23.44%
  • 15 3.71%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 15: 12.4%
  • 3 1.94%
  • 7 2.68%
  • 10 0.70%
  • 13 2.16%
  • 14 2.11%
  • 15 12.41%
  • 16 7.97%
  • 18 5.74%
  • 21 1.25%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 5: 9.7%
  • 5 9.72%
  • 8 5.14%
  • 9 5.86%
  • 10 1.31%
  • 11 3.57%
  • 15 5.51%
  • 18 0.17%
  • 19 5.22%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 2: 7.6%
  • 1 5.03%
  • 2 7.59%
  • 4 2.28%
  • 5 0.11%
  • 8 3.65%
  • 9 7.44%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 13: 11.4%
  • 2 0.40%
  • 3 1.86%
  • 11 0.02%
  • 12 2.38%
  • 13 11.42%
  • 16 0.86%
  • 20 0.35%
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Chromosome Heatmap 23 regions
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Region 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
North West European 1
North West European
35.0% 35.3% 26.2% 31.0% 15.9% - 12.6% 5.0% - 41.0% 11.3% - 14.7% 28.0% 38.0% 18.0% 8.1% - 2.4% - 23.7% 0.6%
Southcentral Europe 1
Southcentral Europe
16.4% 14.6% 28.2% 28.4% - 10.7% 34.6% 14.0% - 3.1% - 14.3% 23.1% 17.2% 12.6% - 10.9% - 31.2% 0.3% 7.6% 17.4%
West Med 1
West Med
- - 2.9% - - 27.6% 13.5% - 13.6% - 35.7% 13.2% 28.5% - - 10.2% 25.3% 48.7% - - - -
Finnish 1
Finnish
20.0% 11.2% 6.0% - 11.3% - 5.7% - 1.8% 2.9% 7.7% - 12.9% - - 4.8% 18.7% 4.1% 10.2% 20.4% - 16.0%
East African 1
East African
4.8% 4.7% - 7.2% 4.1% 10.4% 12.0% 0.4% 6.9% - 9.0% - - 6.3% - 4.0% 10.6% 3.7% 21.0% 14.9% 16.0% -
West Balkan 1
West Balkan
- - - 7.0% 12.7% 2.8% - - 19.5% - - 4.4% - 12.1% 10.5% - 1.2% - - - 6.2% 29.9%
East Balkan 1
East Balkan
- - 0.3% - 6.8% - 0.6% 12.4% 7.3% 27.1% 6.7% 1.1% - - 5.8% - - 6.5% - 23.6% 7.6% -
Central Europe 1
Central Europe
- 9.6% 14.5% 0.8% - - 3.3% 15.0% - 1.2% 13.1% 11.5% - - 0.8% - 14.5% 1.2% - - - -
Central Asian 1
Central Asian
- - - - - 11.0% - 7.8% - 4.0% - 14.4% 2.2% - - - - 9.9% - 34.2% - -
North Caucasus 1
North Caucasus
- - - 9.8% 2.7% 7.0% - - - 4.5% 8.7% 10.6% - - - 27.5% - - - - - -
West African 1
West African
1.8% - 10.5% - 4.9% 6.7% - 8.5% 0.6% 4.6% 0.8% - - 4.6% - 2.8% - - 4.1% 4.6% - 13.5%
West Asian 1
West Asian
- - - - 21.7% 10.4% 4.2% - - - - 12.8% - 8.7% - 1.2% - - - - - 7.8%
Eastern European 1
Eastern European
- 4.6% - 9.3% 4.9% 1.7% - 5.2% 4.0% 3.1% - 3.4% 2.8% 3.9% - - - 4.2% - - 12.1% -
East Med 1
East Med
- 11.2% 2.7% - - - - 3.3% - 6.6% - 2.3% - - - 11.7% - - 20.9% - - -
North African 1
North African
1.6% - - 4.2% - 2.5% - 14.4% 9.6% - - 7.4% 2.3% 10.2% 3.3% - - 2.1% - - - -
South Caucasus 1
South Caucasus
0.8% - - - 5.0% - 3.1% - - - - - - - 7.3% 11.1% - - - 0.1% 25.6% 1.6%
South Amerindian 1
South Amerindian
2.0% 0.9% 0.6% - - - - - - - 3.4% - - - - - 10.7% 6.4% 4.8% 1.6% - 13.3%
South Asian 1
South Asian
0.3% - 4.2% - - 9.3% 7.7% 5.1% - - - 2.3% - 7.0% - - - 7.3% - - - -
Anatolian 1
Anatolian
12.2% - - - - - - - 23.4% - - - - - 3.7% - - - - - - -
Baltic 1
Baltic
- - 1.9% - - - 2.7% - - 0.7% - - 2.2% 2.1% 12.4% 8.0% - 5.7% - - 1.2% -
Siberian Central Amerindian 1
Siberian Central Amerindian
- - - - 9.7% - - 5.1% 5.9% 1.3% 3.6% - - - 5.5% - - 0.2% 5.2% - - -
East Asian 1
East Asian
5.0% 7.6% - 2.3% 0.1% - - 3.6% 7.4% - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Southeast Asian 1
Southeast Asian
- 0.4% 1.9% - - - - - - - 0.0% 2.4% 11.4% - - 0.9% - - - 0.4% - -
North West European North West European
Chr 1 35.0%
Chr 2 35.3%
Chr 3 26.2%
Chr 4 31.0%
Chr 5 15.9%
Chr 6 -
Chr 7 12.6%
Chr 8 5.0%
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 41.0%
Chr 11 11.3%
Chr 12 -
Chr 13 14.7%
Chr 14 28.0%
Chr 15 38.0%
Chr 16 18.0%
Chr 17 8.1%
Chr 18 -
Chr 19 2.4%
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 23.7%
Chr 22 0.6%
Chr 1 16.4%
Chr 2 14.6%
Chr 3 28.2%
Chr 4 28.4%
Chr 5 -
Chr 6 10.7%
Chr 7 34.6%
Chr 8 14.0%
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 3.1%
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 14.3%
Chr 13 23.1%
Chr 14 17.2%
Chr 15 12.6%
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 10.9%
Chr 18 -
Chr 19 31.2%
Chr 20 0.3%
Chr 21 7.6%
Chr 22 17.4%
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 2.9%
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 -
Chr 6 27.6%
Chr 7 13.5%
Chr 8 -
Chr 9 13.6%
Chr 10 -
Chr 11 35.7%
Chr 12 13.2%
Chr 13 28.5%
Chr 14 -
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 10.2%
Chr 17 25.3%
Chr 18 48.7%
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 20.0%
Chr 2 11.2%
Chr 3 6.0%
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 11.3%
Chr 6 -
Chr 7 5.7%
Chr 8 -
Chr 9 1.8%
Chr 10 2.9%
Chr 11 7.7%
Chr 12 -
Chr 13 12.9%
Chr 14 -
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 4.8%
Chr 17 18.7%
Chr 18 4.1%
Chr 19 10.2%
Chr 20 20.4%
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 16.0%
Chr 1 4.8%
Chr 2 4.7%
Chr 3 -
Chr 4 7.2%
Chr 5 4.1%
Chr 6 10.4%
Chr 7 12.0%
Chr 8 0.4%
Chr 9 6.9%
Chr 10 -
Chr 11 9.0%
Chr 12 -
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 6.3%
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 4.0%
Chr 17 10.6%
Chr 18 3.7%
Chr 19 21.0%
Chr 20 14.9%
Chr 21 16.0%
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 -
Chr 4 7.0%
Chr 5 12.7%
Chr 6 2.8%
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 -
Chr 9 19.5%
Chr 10 -
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 4.4%
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 12.1%
Chr 15 10.5%
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 1.2%
Chr 18 -
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 6.2%
Chr 22 29.9%
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 0.3%
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 6.8%
Chr 6 -
Chr 7 0.6%
Chr 8 12.4%
Chr 9 7.3%
Chr 10 27.1%
Chr 11 6.7%
Chr 12 1.1%
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 -
Chr 15 5.8%
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 6.5%
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 23.6%
Chr 21 7.6%
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 9.6%
Chr 3 14.5%
Chr 4 0.8%
Chr 5 -
Chr 6 -
Chr 7 3.3%
Chr 8 15.0%
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 1.2%
Chr 11 13.1%
Chr 12 11.5%
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 -
Chr 15 0.8%
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 14.5%
Chr 18 1.2%
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 -
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 -
Chr 6 11.0%
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 7.8%
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 4.0%
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 14.4%
Chr 13 2.2%
Chr 14 -
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 9.9%
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 34.2%
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 -
Chr 4 9.8%
Chr 5 2.7%
Chr 6 7.0%
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 -
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 4.5%
Chr 11 8.7%
Chr 12 10.6%
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 -
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 27.5%
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 -
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 1.8%
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 10.5%
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 4.9%
Chr 6 6.7%
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 8.5%
Chr 9 0.6%
Chr 10 4.6%
Chr 11 0.8%
Chr 12 -
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 4.6%
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 2.8%
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 -
Chr 19 4.1%
Chr 20 4.6%
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 13.5%
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 -
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 21.7%
Chr 6 10.4%
Chr 7 4.2%
Chr 8 -
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 -
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 12.8%
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 8.7%
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 1.2%
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 -
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 7.8%
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 4.6%
Chr 3 -
Chr 4 9.3%
Chr 5 4.9%
Chr 6 1.7%
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 5.2%
Chr 9 4.0%
Chr 10 3.1%
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 3.4%
Chr 13 2.8%
Chr 14 3.9%
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 4.2%
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 12.1%
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 11.2%
Chr 3 2.7%
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 -
Chr 6 -
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 3.3%
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 6.6%
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 2.3%
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 -
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 11.7%
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 -
Chr 19 20.9%
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 1.6%
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 -
Chr 4 4.2%
Chr 5 -
Chr 6 2.5%
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 14.4%
Chr 9 9.6%
Chr 10 -
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 7.4%
Chr 13 2.3%
Chr 14 10.2%
Chr 15 3.3%
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 2.1%
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 0.8%
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 -
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 5.0%
Chr 6 -
Chr 7 3.1%
Chr 8 -
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Chr 10 -
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 -
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 -
Chr 15 7.3%
Chr 16 11.1%
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 -
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 0.1%
Chr 21 25.6%
Chr 22 1.6%
Chr 1 2.0%
Chr 2 0.9%
Chr 3 0.6%
Chr 4 -
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Chr 7 -
Chr 8 -
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Chr 10 -
Chr 11 3.4%
Chr 12 -
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 -
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Chr 16 -
Chr 17 10.7%
Chr 18 6.4%
Chr 19 4.8%
Chr 20 1.6%
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 13.3%
Chr 1 0.3%
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 4.2%
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 -
Chr 6 9.3%
Chr 7 7.7%
Chr 8 5.1%
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 -
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 2.3%
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 7.0%
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 7.3%
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 12.2%
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 -
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Chr 5 -
Chr 6 -
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 -
Chr 9 23.4%
Chr 10 -
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 -
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 -
Chr 15 3.7%
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 -
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 1.9%
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 -
Chr 6 -
Chr 7 2.7%
Chr 8 -
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 0.7%
Chr 11 -
Chr 12 -
Chr 13 2.2%
Chr 14 2.1%
Chr 15 12.4%
Chr 16 8.0%
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 5.7%
Chr 19 -
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 1.2%
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 -
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 9.7%
Chr 6 -
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 5.1%
Chr 9 5.9%
Chr 10 1.3%
Chr 11 3.6%
Chr 12 -
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 -
Chr 15 5.5%
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 0.2%
Chr 19 5.2%
Chr 20 -
Chr 21 -
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 5.0%
Chr 2 7.6%
Chr 3 -
Chr 4 2.3%
Chr 5 0.1%
Chr 6 -
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 3.6%
Chr 9 7.4%
Chr 10 -
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Chr 2 0.4%
Chr 3 1.9%
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Chr 11 0.0%
Chr 12 2.4%
Chr 13 11.4%
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Chr 16 0.9%
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Chr 20 0.4%
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Populations used in this analysis

Anatolian

#1
NearEastern Neolithic +2 more

Populations native to Anatolia represent a deep genetic and cultural palimpsest shaped by Neolithic farmers, Bronze Age states (Hittites, Luwians), classical empires, and later Turkic migrations. Modern Anatolian groups show a mix of indigenous Near Eastern ancestry with inputs from the Aegean, Caucasus, and Central Asia due to millennia of trade and conquest. Their genomes often preserve signals of early farming expansions and subsequent Mediterranean and steppe interactions.

NearEastern Neolithic Anatolian Mediterranean
Related Regions:
  • Anatolia
  • Aegean
  • Eastern Mediterranean
  • Near East

Baltic

#2
NorthernEurope Balts +2 more

The Baltic component reflects the peoples of Latvia and Lithuania and adjacent coastal areas, retaining linguistic and cultural continuity from the Balts. Genetically they show strong continuity with ancient Eastern European hunter-gatherers and Neolithic farmers, along with later Scandinavian and Slavic contacts. Baltic populations are notable for preserving archaic Indo-European features and elevated local ancestry proportions.

NorthernEurope Balts AncientContinuity IndoEuropean
Related Regions:
  • Latvia
  • Lithuania
  • Baltic Sea Coast
  • Northern Europe

Central-Europe

#3
European IndoEuropean +2 more

Central-European populations span the historic heartland of Europe (Germany, Austria, Czechia and neighbors) and reflect layers of Mesolithic hunter-gatherers, Neolithic farmers, Bronze Age steppe pastoralists, and medieval movements. This region is genetically heterogeneous but shows shared continental signatures tied to Indo-European expansions and later Germanic and Slavic admixture. Cultural exchange across the Danube and Rhine corridors has shaped a mosaic of related ancestries.

European IndoEuropean DanubeCorridor BronzeAge
Related Regions:
  • Germany
  • Austria
  • Czechia
  • Danube Basin

East-Balkan

#4
Balkan Thracian +2 more

East-Balkan populations inhabit the eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula and bear signals from Thracian and Greek substrata, Slavic migrations, and long Ottoman-era contacts. Genetic profiles here often combine Balkan Neolithic farmer heritage with steppe-related and Mediterranean elements, reflecting the region's role as a crossroad between Europe and Anatolia. Linguistic and cultural diversity persists alongside clear local continuity in many communities.

Balkan Thracian SlavicAdmixture Mediterranean
Related Regions:
  • Bulgaria
  • Northern Aegean
  • Eastern Balkans
  • Thrace

East-Med

#5
Greek EasternMediterranean +2 more

The East-Med component is centered on Greek and eastern Aegean populations and captures strong continuity with Bronze Age Aegean peoples (Minoans, Mycenaeans) as well as later classical and Byzantine periods. Genetic signatures emphasize Mediterranean farmer ancestry with limited steppe input and localized island-specific drift. East-Med groups show cultural continuity tied to seafaring, Hellenic language, and dense historical connectivity across the eastern Mediterranean.

Greek EasternMediterranean BronzeAge Hellenic
Related Regions:
  • Greece
  • Aegean Islands
  • Cyprus
  • Eastern Mediterranean

Eastern-European

#6
Slavic EastEurope +2 more

Eastern-European populations broadly include East Slavic and neighboring groups (e.g., Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians) whose ancestry reflects forest-steppe interactions, Slavic expansions, and contacts with Baltic and Finno-Ugric neighbors. Their genomes often show a mixture of local hunter-gatherer, Neolithic farmer, and steppe pastoralist components with varying recent admixture. Historical frontier dynamics and migration have produced regional substructure across this area.

Slavic EastEurope SteppeAdmixture ForestZone
Related Regions:
  • Western Russia
  • Ukraine
  • Belarus
  • Eastern Europe

Finnish

#7
Uralic Finnic +2 more

Finnish populations are part of the Uralic-speaking Finnic family and display genetic signatures distinct from neighboring Indo-European groups, including elevated Siberian-related ancestry and unique mitochondrial/Y-chromosome patterns. Their heritage reflects long-term residence in Fennoscandia, postglacial recolonization, and interactions with Scandinavian and Baltic peoples. Linguistic distinctiveness correlates with genetic continuity in many rural and inland communities.

Uralic Finnic NorthernEurope SiberianInfluence
Related Regions:
  • Finland
  • Fennoscandia
  • Gulf of Finland
  • Northern Europe

North-West-European

#8
AtlanticEurope Celtic +2 more

North-West-European groups include populations of the British Isles, Low Countries and nearby regions, shaped by Mesolithic and Neolithic settlement, Celtic and Germanic expansions, and later Viking and Norman contacts. Genetically they often share elevated Atlantic and northwestern European ancestry components, with local structure reflecting insular and coastal histories. Historical trade and maritime networks left cultural and genetic footprints across this region.

AtlanticEurope Celtic Germanic Maritime
Related Regions:
  • British Isles
  • Netherlands
  • Northern France
  • North Sea Coast

South-Central-Europe

#9
Mediterranean Italic +2 more

South-Central-Europe covers populations in the central Mediterranean and adjacent alpine regions with a long legacy of Roman, medieval and later European interactions. These groups tend to show a blend of Mediterranean farmer ancestry, continental European inputs, and region-specific drift influenced by mountainous and coastal micro-populations. Cultural traditions and historical connectivity across the Alps and Apennines contribute to genetic substructure.

Mediterranean Italic RomanLegacy Alpine
Related Regions:
  • Italy
  • Switzerland
  • Adriatic Coast
  • Apennines

West-Balkan

#10
SouthSlavic IllyrianSubstrate +2 more

West-Balkan populations include Slavic-speaking communities of the western Balkan Peninsula (Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia) with genetic layers from Illyrian/Illyro-Dalmatian, Roman, Slavic and later Ottoman influences. Their ancestry commonly combines Balkan Neolithic farmer heritage with steppe-derived Slavic inputs and Mediterranean coastal admixture. Local historical processes and geographic barriers like mountains have produced fine-scale regional differentiation.

SouthSlavic IllyrianSubstrate Balkan Dalmatian
Related Regions:
  • Croatia
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Slovenia
  • Adriatic Coast

West-Med

#11
Iberian Mediterranean +2 more

West-Med represents populations of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal) characterized by deep prehistoric continuity, pre-Roman Iberian substrata, Romanization, Germanic migrations, and North African influxes during the Moorish period. Genetic profiles show a mix of Atlantic, Mediterranean farmer, and North African/Levantine inputs with notable local isolates like the Basque. Maritime trade and Atlantic contacts have further diversified regional ancestries.

Iberian Mediterranean Atlantic PreRoman
Related Regions:
  • Spain
  • Portugal
  • Iberian Peninsula
  • Atlantic Coast

East-African

#12
HornOfAfrica Afroasiatic +2 more

East-African populations encompass the Horn of Africa, Great Lakes and parts of the Swahili coast and are among the most genetically diverse in Africa due to long-term regional continuity and complex migrations. They frequently carry Afroasiatic (Cushitic/ Semitic), Nilotic and Bantu-related ancestries as well as signals of ancient Eurasian gene flow via Red Sea contacts. Archaeological and linguistic diversity mirrors extensive adaptation to highland, coastal and savanna environments.

HornOfAfrica Afroasiatic Nilotic GreatLakes
Related Regions:
  • Ethiopia
  • Somalia
  • Kenya
  • Great Lakes

North-African

#13
Maghreb Berber +2 more

North-African populations of the Maghreb and Mediterranean coast are shaped by indigenous Amazigh (Berber) lineages, Phoenician and Roman settlements, Arab migrations, and episodic sub-Saharan gene flow. Their genetic landscape shows a distinctive North African component blended with Near Eastern and European signals, reflecting millennia of Mediterranean connectivity. Geographic features such as the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara have structured local diversity.

Maghreb Berber LevantineInfluence Mediterranean
Related Regions:
  • Morocco
  • Algeria
  • Tunisia
  • Mediterranean Coast

West-African

#14
WestAfrica NigerCongo +2 more

West-African groups span the Sahel and Gulf of Guinea regions and reflect deep linguistic and genetic diversity tied to ancient kingdoms (e.g., Ghana, Mali) and long-distance trade networks. Their genomes are dominated by Niger-Congo (including Mande, Voltaic and Atlantic) ancestries, with regional variation driven by pastoralist and agricultural expansions. Coastal and inland populations show different admixture histories related to trade, migration, and ecological zones.

WestAfrica NigerCongo Sahel GulfOfGuinea
Related Regions:
  • Mali
  • Nigeria
  • Senegal
  • Gulf of Guinea

Central-Asian

#15
Steppe Turkic +2 more

Central-Asian populations reflect the nexus of steppe pastoralist histories, Silk Road connectivity, and successive Turkic and Iranian-speaking polities across Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and adjacent areas. Genetic signatures combine East Eurasian, West Eurasian and local steppe ancestries with variable Mongolic and Indo-European inputs. Nomadic mobility and trade produced high admixture and cultural exchange across vast distances.

Steppe Turkic SilkRoad Nomadic
Related Regions:
  • Kazakhstan
  • Uzbekistan
  • Turkmenistan
  • Central Asian Steppe

East-Asian

#16
EastAsia SinoTibetan +2 more

East-Asian populations (China, Korea, Japan and neighboring groups) are characterized by long-term agricultural expansions (millet, rice) and complex regional continuity with considerable population structure. The East-Asian genetic cluster includes major Sino-Tibetan, Japonic and Koreanic lineages, with internal north–south differentiation and historical migrations shaping local variation. High population densities and early state formation have left strong regional genetic signatures.

EastAsia SinoTibetan RiceAgriculture HanRelated
Related Regions:
  • China
  • Korea
  • Japan
  • East Asia

South-Asian

#17
IndoEuropean Dravidian +2 more

South-Asian populations across the Indian subcontinent display deep genetic complexity arising from ancient indigenous hunter-gatherers, Neolithic farmers, Bronze Age steppe-related arrivals, and millennia of local admixture. This region is structured by major language families (Indo-Aryan, Dravidian, Tibeto-Burman) and social endogamy patterns that preserve distinct ancestries. Archaeogenetic data show continuity with the Indus Valley civilization and diverse regional demographic histories.

IndoEuropean Dravidian SouthAsia IndusValley
Related Regions:
  • India
  • Pakistan
  • Bangladesh
  • Sri Lanka

South-East-Asian

#18
Austronesian Austroasiatic +2 more

South-East-Asian populations include both mainland (Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam) and maritime (Indonesia, Philippines) groups and reflect the Austroasiatic and Austronesian expansions, Indian and Chinese contacts, and localized hunter-gatherer substrates. Genetic signatures vary widely between mainland rice-farming groups and island Austronesian-speaking populations shaped by maritime dispersals. Ecology, seafaring and trade have driven rapid cultural and genetic differentiation across the archipelago.

Austronesian Austroasiatic Maritime Mainland-IslandContrast
Related Regions:
  • Indochina
  • Malay Archipelago
  • Philippines
  • Maritime Southeast Asia

South-Caucasus

#19
Caucasus Kartvelian +2 more

South-Caucasus populations (Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan) occupy a mountainous crossroads with a high degree of genetic isolation and linguistic diversity (Kartvelian, Armenian, Caucasian languages). Their ancestry preserves ancient Caucasus hunter-gatherer signals mixed with Near Eastern farmer and steppe inputs, yielding regionally distinct genetic profiles. Longstanding local continuity and alpine refugia have led to pronounced microgeographic differentiation.

Caucasus Kartvelian Armenian MountainIsolates
Related Regions:
  • Georgia
  • Armenia
  • Azerbaijan
  • Transcaucasia

West-Asian

#20
NearEastern Levant +2 more

West-Asian populations encompass the Levant, Mesopotamia and Arabian corridor—regions central to the origins of agriculture, early states and major language families (Semitic, Anatolian, Iranian). Their genomes show a mosaic of ancient Near Eastern farmer ancestry, later Steppe and African inputs, and strong regional continuity shaped by trade and empire. Cultural and genetic exchange along river valleys and coastal routes created layered demographic histories.

NearEastern Levant Semitic FertileCrescent
Related Regions:
  • Levant
  • Mesopotamia
  • Anatolia
  • Arabian Peninsula

Siberian-Central-Amerindian

#21
PaleoSiberian Beringian +2 more

This component links ancient Siberian and Indigenous Central American ancestries that trace back to Beringian migrations and early peopling of the Americas. It captures shared deep Paleolithic signals, later regional differentiation in Arctic and subarctic Siberia, and the diverse Native American lineages that dispersed southward into Central America. Genetic continuity and founder effects are evident alongside later local admixture events.

PaleoSiberian Beringian NativeAmerican FounderEffect
Related Regions:
  • Siberia
  • Beringia
  • Central America
  • Arctic/Subarctic

South-Amerindian

#22
Indigenous Andean +2 more

South-Amerindian populations include the Indigenous peoples of the Andes, Amazon and southern cone with deep pre-Columbian roots and diverse cultural traditions (e.g., Inca, Amazonian societies). Their genetic variation reflects ancient settlement routes, isolation in rainforest and highland refugia, and post-contact demographic changes. Regional adaptation and long-term local continuity have produced high levels of genetic differentiation across South America.

Indigenous Andean Amazonian PreColumbian
Related Regions:
  • Andes
  • Amazon Basin
  • Southern Cone
  • South America
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