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World and Jewish Breakdown K28

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Largest componentWest European 27.7% of this model

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Population composition

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Reference contributions

West European Primary region 27.7%

East Med 21.1%

Caucasus 7.9%

East African 7.9%

West Med 7.2%

Finnish 5.3%

East Asian 4.3%

Morrocan Jewish 3.0%

Balkan 3.0%

Ashkenazi Jewish 2.3%

Eastern European 1.8%

Baltics 1.8%

Central Asian 1.8%

West African 1.5%

Ethiopian Jewish 1.5%

Indian Jewish 0.9%

Romanian Jewish 0.6%

Amerindian Siberian 0.4%

Yemenite Jewish 0.1%

South Asian 0.0%

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Reference regions

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West European

27.7%

This region represents 27.7% of this reference model.

East Med

21.1%

This region represents 21.1% of this reference model.

Caucasus

7.9%

This region represents 7.9% of this reference model.

East African

7.9%

This region represents 7.9% of this reference model.

West Med

7.2%

This region represents 7.2% of this reference model.

Finnish

5.3%

This region represents 5.3% of this reference model.

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

East Asian 4.29%

Morrocan Jewish 3.02%

Balkan 3.01%

Ashkenazi Jewish 2.31%

Eastern European 1.83%

Baltics 1.79%

Central Asian 1.75%

West African 1.53%

Ethiopian Jewish 1.51%

Indian Jewish 0.94%

Romanian Jewish 0.55%

Amerindian Siberian 0.36%

Yemenite Jewish 0.09%

South Asian 0.04%

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Chromosome Admixture Analysis

Inspect chromosome-level contributions within this reference model.

Exclusive Feature

By Chromosome By Region Table

Chromosome 1

West European Primary region 33.7%

Finnish 19.2%

East Med 13.6%

Anatolian 10.5%

East Asian 5.4%

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

Chromosome 2

West European Primary region 35.2%

East Med 15.5%

Baltics 10.6%

Ethiopian Jewish 9.3%

Finnish 9.1%

East Asian 7.8%

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

Chromosome 3

East Med Primary region 29.8%

West European 26.9%

Eastern European 11.6%

West African 10.8%

Finnish 6.5%

South Asian 5.3%

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

Chromosome 4

West European Primary region 30.0%

East Med 21.0%

Eastern European 14.9%

East African 8.6%

Ashkenazi Jewish 7.1%

Yemenite Jewish 6.7%

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

Chromosome 5

West European Primary region 19.8%

Ashkenazi Jewish 14.6%

Amerindian Siberian 11.6%

Finnish 11.3%

Iraq Jewish 9.9%

Balkan 9.3%

West African 7.0%

Caucasus 5.5%

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

Chromosome 6

West Med Primary region 26.7%

West African 9.5%

Caucasus 8.3%

South Asian 8.1%

Sephardic Jewish 7.6%

East African 6.5%

Baltics 5.7%

Central Asian 4.4%

East Med 3.7%

Morrocan Jewish 3.5%

Yemenite Jewish 3.3%

West Asian 3.2%

Romanian Jewish 3.0%

Uzbek Jewish 2.2%

Ethiopian Jewish 1.9%

Ashkenazi Jewish 1.0%

Iraq Jewish 0.8%

Georgian Jewish 0.6%

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

Chromosome 7

East Med Primary region 31.1%

West European 13.2%

West Med 12.1%

East African 11.2%

West Asian 10.5%

Finnish 7.3%

Indian Jewish 7.1%

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

Chromosome 8

East Med Primary region 15.5%

South Asian 10.8%

Eastern European 10.2%

Balkan 10.1%

West European 9.2%

East African 8.4%

North African 6.8%

Morrocan Jewish 6.2%

Central Asian 5.1%

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

Chromosome 9

Anatolian Primary region 23.2%

West Med 23.1%

Balkan 8.3%

East Asian 8.2%

North African 7.3%

East African 6.9%

West European 5.3%

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

Chromosome 10

West European Primary region 39.1%

Balkan 22.2%

Baltics 11.8%

Yemenite Jewish 8.7%

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

Chromosome 11

West Med Primary region 31.7%

West European 19.7%

Finnish 9.4%

Romanian Jewish 5.8%

Ethiopian Jewish 5.7%

Amerindian Siberian 5.7%

Ashkenazi Jewish 4.4%

Indian Jewish 3.9%

West African 3.5%

Balkan 2.9%

Morrocan Jewish 2.0%

East African 1.5%

Eastern European 1.4%

East Asian 1.2%

Sephardic Jewish 0.8%

Caucasus 0.5%

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

Chromosome 12

Caucasus Primary region 17.1%

West Med 16.4%

Ashkenazi Jewish 12.0%

South Asian 8.7%

East Med 8.5%

West Asian 8.3%

Sephardic Jewish 7.9%

West European 5.2%

Morrocan Jewish 5.2%

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

Chromosome 13

West Med Primary region 23.0%

East Med 19.6%

Finnish 12.5%

West European 12.1%

East Asian 9.2%

Eastern European 8.1%

Central Asian 5.8%

Sephardic Jewish 5.1%

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

Chromosome 14

West European Primary region 35.6%

East Med 18.6%

North African 9.9%

Central Asian 6.2%

East African 6.1%

Yemenite Jewish 5.9%

West African 5.3%

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

Chromosome 15

West European Primary region 36.0%

East Med 14.4%

Eastern European 12.8%

Baltics 9.3%

North African 8.9%

Balkan 7.4%

Amerindian Siberian 6.3%

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

Chromosome 16

Caucasus Primary region 33.0%

West European 21.1%

Ashkenazi Jewish 7.5%

East African 6.4%

West Asian 6.0%

West Med 5.4%

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

Chromosome 17

West Med Primary region 27.8%

Finnish 21.2%

West European 14.3%

Amerindian Siberian 13.9%

Ethiopian Jewish 11.8%

East Med 8.1%

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

Chromosome 18

West Med Primary region 40.5%

Baltics 13.2%

Amerindian Siberian 9.3%

Finnish 7.3%

Ethiopian Jewish 5.5%

Indian Jewish 5.5%

Morrocan Jewish 5.4%

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

Chromosome 19

East Med Primary region 28.8%

East African 25.0%

North African 14.5%

Amerindian Siberian 10.4%

Finnish 10.1%

Romanian Jewish 5.2%

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

Chromosome 20

Finnish Primary region 22.1%

Balkan 21.3%

Central Asian 20.0%

East African 12.6%

Indian Jewish 6.2%

West African 5.1%

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

Chromosome 21

West European Primary region 26.3%

East African 16.5%

Ashkenazi Jewish 15.0%

Balkan 14.1%

East Med 13.5%

Caucasus 5.5%

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

Chromosome 22

Finnish Primary region 18.0%

Amerindian Siberian 15.0%

West African 13.1%

Iraq Jewish 12.2%

Georgian Jewish 10.9%

East Med 7.7%

Baltics 7.3%

Morrocan Jewish 5.8%

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

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28 regions detected | 22 chromosomes analyzed |

West European

20 chr • 39.1% • 19.3%

17.56% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 10: 39.1%

1 33.71%
2 35.16%
3 26.85%
4 30.00%
5 19.82%
7 13.23%
8 9.15%
9 5.32%
10 39.07%
11 19.68%
12 5.21%
13 12.05%
14 35.62%
15 36.04%
16 21.08%
17 14.33%
18 0.09%
19 1.85%
21 26.31%
22 1.74%

East Med

16 chr • 31.1% • 15.6%

11.36% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 7: 31.1%

1 13.58%
2 15.46%
3 29.82%
4 21.02%
6 3.66%
7 31.07%
8 15.46%
10 0.63%
12 8.47%
13 19.63%
14 18.64%
15 14.39%
17 8.10%
19 28.78%
21 13.54%
22 7.68%

West Med

10 chr • 40.5% • 21.0%

9.52% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 18: 40.5%

3 2.88%
6 26.69%
7 12.12%
9 23.10%
11 31.67%
12 16.42%
13 23.00%
16 5.38%
17 27.78%
18 40.48%

Finnish

15 chr • 22.1% • 10.9%

7.46% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 20: 22.1%

1 19.17%
2 9.05%
3 6.50%
5 11.29%
7 7.34%
9 4.34%
10 0.88%
11 9.43%
13 12.53%
16 4.94%
17 21.22%
18 7.27%
19 10.12%
20 22.12%
22 17.96%

East African

14 chr • 25.0% • 8.1%

5.18% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 19: 25.0%

1 0.78%
4 8.56%
5 1.67%
6 6.49%
7 11.21%
8 8.37%
9 6.94%
11 1.47%
14 6.08%
16 6.40%
17 1.99%
19 24.95%
20 12.59%
21 16.47%

Balkan

12 chr • 22.2% • 8.5%

4.64% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 10: 22.2%

3 0.66%
5 9.27%
7 4.05%
8 10.11%
9 8.33%
10 22.22%
11 2.88%
14 1.06%
15 7.41%
18 0.83%
20 21.28%
21 14.05%

Amerindian Siberian

12 chr • 15.0% • 6.7%

3.65% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 22: 15.0%

1 0.57%
2 0.48%
5 11.57%
8 2.67%
9 4.28%
11 5.65%
15 6.28%
17 13.91%
18 9.26%
19 10.40%
20 0.30%
22 14.96%

Caucasus

8 chr • 33.0% • 9.5%

3.44% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 16: 33.0%

5 5.54%
6 8.34%
10 4.66%
11 0.54%
12 17.14%
15 0.95%
16 32.99%
21 5.51%

Baltics

14 chr • 13.2% • 5.4%

3.42% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 18: 13.2%

2 10.58%
3 1.24%
4 2.68%
6 5.66%
7 0.39%
8 3.91%
10 11.77%
12 3.37%
14 1.35%
15 9.32%
16 4.22%
17 0.33%
18 13.16%
22 7.34%

West African

12 chr • 13.1% • 5.6%

3.08% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 22: 13.1%

1 4.36%
3 10.81%
5 6.97%
6 9.54%
8 2.65%
9 0.32%
10 4.93%
11 3.47%
14 5.28%
16 1.19%
20 5.06%
22 13.09%

Ashkenazi Jewish

10 chr • 15.0% • 6.7%

3.02% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 21: 15.0%

3 1.09%
4 7.13%
5 14.55%
6 1.02%
9 2.72%
11 4.44%
12 12.02%
13 1.11%
16 7.50%
21 14.96%

Eastern European

8 chr • 14.9% • 8.3%

3.00% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 4: 14.9%

1 2.51%
2 4.58%
3 11.56%
4 14.85%
8 10.22%
11 1.41%
13 8.12%
15 12.78%

North African

7 chr • 14.5% • 7.4%

2.35% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 19: 14.5%

2 3.46%
8 6.75%
9 7.32%
12 0.81%
14 9.93%
15 8.92%
19 14.47%

Central Asian

10 chr • 20.0% • 5.0%

2.29% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 20: 20.0%

2 1.72%
5 1.14%
6 4.35%
7 1.75%
8 5.09%
10 3.69%
12 0.58%
13 5.81%
14 6.18%
20 20.02%

Morrocan Jewish

14 chr • 6.2% • 3.4%

2.17% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 8: 6.2%

1 4.62%
2 1.15%
4 2.81%
6 3.45%
8 6.21%
10 1.27%
11 2.01%
12 5.20%
13 3.50%
14 3.41%
16 1.35%
18 5.35%
20 1.59%
22 5.84%

Ethiopian Jewish

11 chr • 11.8% • 4.1%

2.07% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 17: 11.8%

1 1.23%
2 9.33%
5 3.30%
6 1.94%
9 1.69%
11 5.66%
14 1.71%
17 11.81%
18 5.46%
20 1.64%
22 1.66%

East Asian

9 chr • 9.2% • 4.3%

1.76% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 13: 9.2%

1 5.40%
2 7.75%
4 2.30%
5 0.06%
7 1.06%
9 8.23%
11 1.17%
13 9.17%
18 3.68%

Anatolian

3 chr • 23.2% • 12.5%

1.71% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 9: 23.2%

1 10.46%
9 23.16%
15 3.93%

Yemenite Jewish

7 chr • 8.7% • 5.3%

1.67% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 10: 8.7%

4 6.73%
5 3.87%
6 3.34%
8 4.64%
10 8.65%
14 5.94%
18 3.62%

South Asian

5 chr • 10.8% • 6.7%

1.52% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 8: 10.8%

3 5.28%
6 8.10%
8 10.81%
12 8.71%
14 0.43%

Indian Jewish

8 chr • 7.1% • 3.9%

1.44% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 7: 7.1%

1 2.43%
7 7.05%
11 3.88%
12 0.18%
14 3.29%
18 5.46%
20 6.15%
21 3.15%

Sephardic Jewish

7 chr • 7.9% • 4.2%

1.33% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 12: 7.9%

4 1.72%
6 7.61%
11 0.83%
12 7.94%
13 5.09%
16 3.39%
22 2.66%

Romanian Jewish

11 chr • 5.8% • 2.6%

1.31% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 11: 5.8%

3 3.30%
4 2.20%
6 2.98%
8 0.29%
9 0.11%
10 2.24%
11 5.83%
12 2.99%
18 1.78%
19 5.18%
20 1.84%

West Asian

5 chr • 10.5% • 5.7%

1.29% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 7: 10.5%

5 0.34%
6 3.20%
7 10.54%
12 8.33%
16 5.97%

Iraq Jewish

5 chr • 12.2% • 5.2%

1.19% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 22: 12.2%

5 9.94%
6 0.80%
14 0.79%
21 2.34%
22 12.20%

Azerbajan Jewish

10 chr • 4.3% • 2.5%

1.13% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 19: 4.3%

1 1.19%
2 1.25%
7 0.20%
8 3.67%
9 4.14%
12 2.25%
18 2.23%
19 4.26%
20 3.51%
22 2.26%

Georgian Jewish

7 chr • 10.9% • 3.1%

1.00% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 22: 10.9%

5 0.66%
6 0.62%
16 2.51%
17 0.54%
20 3.03%
21 3.68%
22 10.90%

Uzbek Jewish

8 chr • 3.1% • 1.2%

0.45% total

Chromosome breakdown

Chr 16: 3.1%

2 0.02%
6 2.21%
12 0.39%
14 0.29%
16 3.08%
18 1.31%
20 0.87%
22 1.70%

Chromosome Heatmap 28 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
West European 1
West European	33.7%	35.2%	26.8%	30.0%	19.8%	-	13.2%	9.2%	5.3%	39.1%	19.7%	5.2%	12.0%	35.6%	36.0%	21.1%	14.3%	0.1%	1.8%	-	26.3%	1.7%
East Med 1
East Med	13.6%	15.5%	29.8%	21.0%	-	3.7%	31.1%	15.5%	-	0.6%	-	8.5%	19.6%	18.6%	14.4%	-	8.1%	-	28.8%	-	13.5%	7.7%
West Med 1
West Med	-	-	2.9%	-	-	26.7%	12.1%	-	23.1%	-	31.7%	16.4%	23.0%	-	-	5.4%	27.8%	40.5%	-	-	-	-
Finnish 1
Finnish	19.2%	9.0%	6.5%	-	11.3%	-	7.3%	-	4.3%	0.9%	9.4%	-	12.5%	-	-	4.9%	21.2%	7.3%	10.1%	22.1%	-	18.0%
East African 1
East African	0.8%	-	-	8.6%	1.7%	6.5%	11.2%	8.4%	6.9%	-	1.5%	-	-	6.1%	-	6.4%	2.0%	-	25.0%	12.6%	16.5%	-
Balkan 1
Balkan	-	-	0.7%	-	9.3%	-	4.0%	10.1%	8.3%	22.2%	2.9%	-	-	1.1%	7.4%	-	-	0.8%	-	21.3%	14.0%	-
Amerindian Siberian 1
Amerindian Siberian	0.6%	0.5%	-	-	11.6%	-	-	2.7%	4.3%	-	5.6%	-	-	-	6.3%	-	13.9%	9.3%	10.4%	0.3%	-	15.0%
Caucasus 1
Caucasus	-	-	-	-	5.5%	8.3%	-	-	-	4.7%	0.5%	17.1%	-	-	1.0%	33.0%	-	-	-	-	5.5%	-
Baltics 1
Baltics	-	10.6%	1.2%	2.7%	-	5.7%	0.4%	3.9%	-	11.8%	-	3.4%	-	1.4%	9.3%	4.2%	0.3%	13.2%	-	-	-	7.3%
West African 1
West African	4.4%	-	10.8%	-	7.0%	9.5%	-	2.6%	0.3%	4.9%	3.5%	-	-	5.3%	-	1.2%	-	-	-	5.1%	-	13.1%
Ashkenazi Jewish 1
Ashkenazi Jewish	-	-	1.1%	7.1%	14.6%	1.0%	-	-	2.7%	-	4.4%	12.0%	1.1%	-	-	7.5%	-	-	-	-	15.0%	-
Eastern European 1
Eastern European	2.5%	4.6%	11.6%	14.8%	-	-	-	10.2%	-	-	1.4%	-	8.1%	-	12.8%	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
North African 1
North African	-	3.5%	-	-	-	-	-	6.8%	7.3%	-	-	0.8%	-	9.9%	8.9%	-	-	-	14.5%	-	-	-
Central Asian 1
Central Asian	-	1.7%	-	-	1.1%	4.4%	1.8%	5.1%	-	3.7%	-	0.6%	5.8%	6.2%	-	-	-	-	-	20.0%	-	-
Morrocan Jewish 1
Morrocan Jewish	4.6%	1.2%	-	2.8%	-	3.4%	-	6.2%	-	1.3%	2.0%	5.2%	3.5%	3.4%	-	1.4%	-	5.4%	-	1.6%	-	5.8%
Ethiopian Jewish 1
Ethiopian Jewish	1.2%	9.3%	-	-	3.3%	1.9%	-	-	1.7%	-	5.7%	-	-	1.7%	-	-	11.8%	5.5%	-	1.6%	-	1.7%
East Asian 1
East Asian	5.4%	7.8%	-	2.3%	0.1%	-	1.1%	-	8.2%	-	1.2%	-	9.2%	-	-	-	-	3.7%	-	-	-	-
Anatolian 1
Anatolian	10.5%	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	23.2%	-	-	-	-	-	3.9%	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Yemenite Jewish 1
Yemenite Jewish	-	-	-	6.7%	3.9%	3.3%	-	4.6%	-	8.6%	-	-	-	5.9%	-	-	-	3.6%	-	-	-	-
South Asian 1
South Asian	-	-	5.3%	-	-	8.1%	-	10.8%	-	-	-	8.7%	-	0.4%	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Indian Jewish 1
Indian Jewish	2.4%	-	-	-	-	-	7.0%	-	-	-	3.9%	0.2%	-	3.3%	-	-	-	5.5%	-	6.2%	3.2%	-
Sephardic Jewish 1
Sephardic Jewish	-	-	-	1.7%	-	7.6%	-	-	-	-	0.8%	7.9%	5.1%	-	-	3.4%	-	-	-	-	-	2.7%
Romanian Jewish 1
Romanian Jewish	-	-	3.3%	2.2%	-	3.0%	-	0.3%	0.1%	2.2%	5.8%	3.0%	-	-	-	-	-	1.8%	5.2%	1.8%	-	-
West Asian 1
West Asian	-	-	-	-	0.3%	3.2%	10.5%	-	-	-	-	8.3%	-	-	-	6.0%	-	-	-	-	-	-
Iraq Jewish 1
Iraq Jewish	-	-	-	-	9.9%	0.8%	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.8%	-	-	-	-	-	-	2.3%	12.2%
Azerbajan Jewish 1
Azerbajan Jewish	1.2%	1.2%	-	-	-	-	0.2%	3.7%	4.1%	-	-	2.2%	-	-	-	-	-	2.2%	4.3%	3.5%	-	2.3%
Georgian Jewish 1
Georgian Jewish	-	-	-	-	0.7%	0.6%	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	2.5%	0.5%	-	-	3.0%	3.7%	10.9%
Uzbek Jewish 1
Uzbek Jewish	-	0.0%	-	-	-	2.2%	-	-	-	-	-	0.4%	-	0.3%	-	3.1%	-	1.3%	-	0.9%	-	1.7%

West European West European

Chr 1 33.7%

Chr 2 35.2%

Chr 3 26.8%

Chr 4 30.0%

Chr 5 19.8%

Chr 6 -

Chr 7 13.2%

Chr 8 9.2%

Chr 9 5.3%

Chr 10 39.1%

Chr 11 19.7%

Chr 12 5.2%

Chr 13 12.0%

Chr 14 35.6%

Chr 15 36.0%

Chr 16 21.1%

Chr 17 14.3%

Chr 18 0.1%

Chr 19 1.8%

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 26.3%

Chr 22 1.7%

East Med East Med

Chr 1 13.6%

Chr 2 15.5%

Chr 3 29.8%

Chr 4 21.0%

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 3.7%

Chr 7 31.1%

Chr 8 15.5%

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 0.6%

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 8.5%

Chr 13 19.6%

Chr 14 18.6%

Chr 15 14.4%

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 8.1%

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 28.8%

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 13.5%

Chr 22 7.7%

West Med West Med

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 2.9%

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 26.7%

Chr 7 12.1%

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 23.1%

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 31.7%

Chr 12 16.4%

Chr 13 23.0%

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 5.4%

Chr 17 27.8%

Chr 18 40.5%

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 -

Finnish Finnish

Chr 1 19.2%

Chr 2 9.0%

Chr 3 6.5%

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 11.3%

Chr 6 -

Chr 7 7.3%

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 4.3%

Chr 10 0.9%

Chr 11 9.4%

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 12.5%

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 4.9%

Chr 17 21.2%

Chr 18 7.3%

Chr 19 10.1%

Chr 20 22.1%

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 18.0%

East African East African

Chr 1 0.8%

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 8.6%

Chr 5 1.7%

Chr 6 6.5%

Chr 7 11.2%

Chr 8 8.4%

Chr 9 6.9%

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 1.5%

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 6.1%

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 6.4%

Chr 17 2.0%

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 25.0%

Chr 20 12.6%

Chr 21 16.5%

Chr 22 -

Balkan Balkan

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 0.7%

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 9.3%

Chr 6 -

Chr 7 4.0%

Chr 8 10.1%

Chr 9 8.3%

Chr 10 22.2%

Chr 11 2.9%

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 1.1%

Chr 15 7.4%

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 0.8%

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 21.3%

Chr 21 14.0%

Chr 22 -

Amerindian Siberian Amerindian Siberian

Chr 1 0.6%

Chr 2 0.5%

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 11.6%

Chr 6 -

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 2.7%

Chr 9 4.3%

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 5.6%

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 6.3%

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 13.9%

Chr 18 9.3%

Chr 19 10.4%

Chr 20 0.3%

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 15.0%

Caucasus Caucasus

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 5.5%

Chr 6 8.3%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 4.7%

Chr 11 0.5%

Chr 12 17.1%

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 1.0%

Chr 16 33.0%

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 5.5%

Chr 22 -

Baltics Baltics

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 10.6%

Chr 3 1.2%

Chr 4 2.7%

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 5.7%

Chr 7 0.4%

Chr 8 3.9%

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 11.8%

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 3.4%

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 1.4%

Chr 15 9.3%

Chr 16 4.2%

Chr 17 0.3%

Chr 18 13.2%

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 7.3%

West African West African

Chr 1 4.4%

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 10.8%

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 7.0%

Chr 6 9.5%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 2.6%

Chr 9 0.3%

Chr 10 4.9%

Chr 11 3.5%

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 5.3%

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 1.2%

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 5.1%

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 13.1%

Ashkenazi Jewish Ashkenazi Jewish

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 1.1%

Chr 4 7.1%

Chr 5 14.6%

Chr 6 1.0%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 2.7%

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 4.4%

Chr 12 12.0%

Chr 13 1.1%

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 7.5%

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 15.0%

Chr 22 -

Eastern European Eastern European

Chr 1 2.5%

Chr 2 4.6%

Chr 3 11.6%

Chr 4 14.8%

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 -

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 10.2%

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 1.4%

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 8.1%

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 12.8%

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 -

North African North African

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 3.5%

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 -

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 6.8%

Chr 9 7.3%

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 0.8%

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 9.9%

Chr 15 8.9%

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 14.5%

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 -

Central Asian Central Asian

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 1.7%

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 1.1%

Chr 6 4.4%

Chr 7 1.8%

Chr 8 5.1%

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 3.7%

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 0.6%

Chr 13 5.8%

Chr 14 6.2%

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 20.0%

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 -

Morrocan Jewish Morrocan Jewish

Chr 1 4.6%

Chr 2 1.2%

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 2.8%

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 3.4%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 6.2%

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 1.3%

Chr 11 2.0%

Chr 12 5.2%

Chr 13 3.5%

Chr 14 3.4%

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 1.4%

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 5.4%

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 1.6%

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 5.8%

Ethiopian Jewish Ethiopian Jewish

Chr 1 1.2%

Chr 2 9.3%

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 3.3%

Chr 6 1.9%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 1.7%

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 5.7%

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 1.7%

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 11.8%

Chr 18 5.5%

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 1.6%

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 1.7%

East Asian East Asian

Chr 1 5.4%

Chr 2 7.8%

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 2.3%

Chr 5 0.1%

Chr 6 -

Chr 7 1.1%

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 8.2%

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 1.2%

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 9.2%

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 3.7%

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 -

Anatolian Anatolian

Chr 1 10.5%

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 -

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 23.2%

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 3.9%

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 -

Yemenite Jewish Yemenite Jewish

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 6.7%

Chr 5 3.9%

Chr 6 3.3%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 4.6%

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 8.6%

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 5.9%

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 3.6%

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 -

South Asian South Asian

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 5.3%

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 8.1%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 10.8%

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 8.7%

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 0.4%

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 -

Indian Jewish Indian Jewish

Chr 1 2.4%

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 -

Chr 7 7.0%

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 3.9%

Chr 12 0.2%

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 3.3%

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 5.5%

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 6.2%

Chr 21 3.2%

Chr 22 -

Sephardic Jewish Sephardic Jewish

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 1.7%

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 7.6%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 0.8%

Chr 12 7.9%

Chr 13 5.1%

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 3.4%

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 2.7%

Romanian Jewish Romanian Jewish

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 3.3%

Chr 4 2.2%

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 3.0%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 0.3%

Chr 9 0.1%

Chr 10 2.2%

Chr 11 5.8%

Chr 12 3.0%

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 1.8%

Chr 19 5.2%

Chr 20 1.8%

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 -

West Asian West Asian

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 0.3%

Chr 6 3.2%

Chr 7 10.5%

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 8.3%

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 6.0%

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 -

Iraq Jewish Iraq Jewish

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 9.9%

Chr 6 0.8%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 0.8%

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 -

Chr 21 2.3%

Chr 22 12.2%

Azerbajan Jewish Azerbajan Jewish

Chr 1 1.2%

Chr 2 1.2%

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 -

Chr 7 0.2%

Chr 8 3.7%

Chr 9 4.1%

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 2.2%

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 -

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 2.2%

Chr 19 4.3%

Chr 20 3.5%

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 2.3%

Georgian Jewish Georgian Jewish

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 -

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 0.7%

Chr 6 0.6%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 -

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 -

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 2.5%

Chr 17 0.5%

Chr 18 -

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 3.0%

Chr 21 3.7%

Chr 22 10.9%

Uzbek Jewish Uzbek Jewish

Chr 1 -

Chr 2 0.0%

Chr 3 -

Chr 4 -

Chr 5 -

Chr 6 2.2%

Chr 7 -

Chr 8 -

Chr 9 -

Chr 10 -

Chr 11 -

Chr 12 0.4%

Chr 13 -

Chr 14 0.3%

Chr 15 -

Chr 16 3.1%

Chr 17 -

Chr 18 1.3%

Chr 19 -

Chr 20 0.9%

Chr 21 -

Chr 22 1.7%

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Populations used in this analysis

Ashkenazi-Jewish

Jewish European +2 more

Jewish communities that developed in Central and Eastern Europe, forming a distinct cultural and religious tradition over the last millennium. Historically concentrated in the Rhineland, Poland, Lithuania and later Russia, Ashkenazi groups experienced unique demographic events (bottlenecks and expansions) that shaped their genetic profile. Today they have contributed significantly to modern Jewish diaspora populations and retain distinctive liturgical, linguistic (Yiddish) and cultural markers.

Jewish European Diaspora Medieval

Related Regions:

Central Europe
Eastern Europe
Poland
Lithuania

Azerbajan-Jewish

Jewish Caucasus +2 more

Jews from the territory of present-day Azerbaijan, a community shaped by Persian, Caucasian and Russian influences over centuries. Groups include Mountain Jews and other urban communities that preserved unique Judeo-Persian and local traditions while interacting with neighboring Turkic and Persian cultures. Their history reflects migration along trade routes and multicultural coexistence in the South Caucasus.

Jewish Caucasus Persian-influenced Mountain Jews

Related Regions:

Azerbaijan
Caucasus
Persia/Iran

Ethiopian-Jewish

Jewish African +2 more

Also known as Beta Israel, these Jewish communities in Ethiopia maintain ancient religious traditions and oral histories linking them to early Judaic practices. They have distinctive liturgy, customs and genetic ancestry that reflect long-term residence in the Horn of Africa and interactions with neighboring Cushitic and Semitic-speaking populations. Large-scale migrations to Israel in the late 20th century have also shaped their modern demographic distribution.

Jewish African Beta Israel Horn of Africa

Related Regions:

Ethiopia
Horn of Africa
Israel

Georgian-Jewish

Jewish Caucasus +2 more

Jewish communities of Georgia with a continuous history often said to extend over 2,500 years, blending local Caucasian cultural elements with Jewish ritual life. These communities developed unique dialects, liturgical rites and social structures while maintaining ties to wider Jewish networks. Their experience reflects the long-standing multicultural character of the South Caucasus.

Jewish Caucasus Ancient Local tradition

Related Regions:

Georgia
Caucasus
Black Sea region

Indian-Jewish

Jewish South-Asian +2 more

A collection of distinct Jewish groups from the Indian subcontinent, including Bene Israel, Cochin Jews, Baghdadi Jews and others with diverse origins and histories. These communities integrated local languages, cuisines and customs while preserving Jewish religious practices, and some trace traditions back many centuries. Their genetic and cultural profiles reflect admixture with South Asian populations alongside maintained Jewish identities.

Jewish South-Asian Diaspora Multi-ethnic

Related Regions:

India
South Asia
Arabian Sea trade routes

Iraqi-Jewish

Jewish Mesopotamian +2 more

One of the oldest continuous Jewish communities outside the Levant, historically centered in Babylonian cities such as Babylon, Baghdad and Basra. Iraqi Jews played central roles in Jewish legal and cultural developments and lived for millennia in close contact with Akkadian, Persian and Arab civilizations. Large migrations in the 20th century dramatically changed their demographics but their traditions continue to influence Jewish liturgy and scholarship.

Jewish Mesopotamian Ancient Babylonian tradition

Related Regions:

Iraq
Mesopotamia
Levant

Moroccan-Jewish

Jewish North-African +2 more

Jews of Morocco with centuries of presence that reflect interaction with Berber, Arab and Mediterranean cultures. Moroccan Jewish communities include both urban and rural traditions, famed for their liturgical diversity, crafts and syncretic cultural expressions. Waves of migration to Israel, Europe and the Americas in the 20th century have dispersed these communities while preserving strong cultural identity.

Jewish North-African Maghreb Sephardic-influenced

Related Regions:

Morocco
Maghreb
North Africa

Romanian-Jewish

Jewish Eastern-European +2 more

Jewish communities in Romania with historical concentrations in regions such as Moldavia, Wallachia and Bukovina, reflecting a mix of Ashkenazi and Sephardic influences. Romanian Jews contributed to urban trades, religious scholarship and cultural life while experiencing periods of migration and persecution that reshaped community structure. Their heritage includes Yiddish and Ladino influences alongside Romanian language and culture.

Jewish Eastern-European Ashkenazi Historical

Related Regions:

Romania
Moldavia
Wallachia

Sephardic-Jewish

Jewish Iberian +2 more

Descendants of Jews from the Iberian Peninsula who, after the 15th-century expulsions, settled across the Mediterranean, North Africa and the Ottoman Empire. Sephardic communities are united by shared liturgical customs, Judeo-Spanish (Ladino) heritage in many groups, and cultural exchanges with Southern European and North African societies. Their widespread diaspora led to diverse local adaptations while retaining distinctive religious traditions.

Jewish Iberian Sephardic Mediterranean

Related Regions:

Iberian Peninsula
North Africa
Ottoman Empire

Uzbek-Jewish

#10

Jewish Central-Asian +2 more

Jews in Uzbekistan, comprising traditional Bukharan communities as well as later Ashkenazi settlers from European migrations. Bukharan Jews preserved Persianate cultural traits and Central Asian customs, residing historically in oases and trade centers along Silk Road routes. The community reflects a blend of Turkic, Persian and Jewish influences in language, cuisine and ritual practice.

Jewish Central-Asian Bukharan Silk Road

Related Regions:

Uzbekistan
Central Asia
Silk Road cities

Yemenite-Jewish

#11

Jewish Middle Eastern +2 more

Jews of Yemen known for conserving ancient liturgical rites, a distinct singing tradition and well-preserved halakhic customs. Yemenite communities developed in relative isolation, producing unique Hebrew pronunciations and ritual practices that differ from Ashkenazi and Sephardic norms. Large-scale mid-20th-century migrations to Israel brought many Yemenite Jews into broader Jewish society while retaining their cultural distinctiveness.

Jewish Middle Eastern Ancient traditions Liturgical

Related Regions:

Yemen
Southern Arabian Peninsula
Red Sea region

Anatolian

#12

West-Asian Anatolia +2 more

Populations of the Anatolian peninsula, including Turks, Kurds and Arab minorities, shaped by millennia of migrations, empires and cultural exchange at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. Genetic and cultural diversity reflects Neolithic farming expansions, Greek and Roman periods, Turkic migrations, and Ottoman-era movements. Anatolia's varied topography fostered localized population structure and a rich mosaic of languages and traditions.

West-Asian Anatolia Turkic Historical crossroads

Related Regions:

Anatolia
Eastern Mediterranean
Near East

Balkan

#13

European Balkans +2 more

Peoples of the Balkan Peninsula, including Serbs, Croats, Bosniaks and many smaller groups, with a history of Slavic migrations, Byzantine and Ottoman rule shaping genetics and culture. The region is marked by linguistic, religious and ethnic diversity, as well as strong local endogamy in some areas that influences genetic structure. Its coastal and mountainous geography produced distinct population pockets and historical exchange across the Adriatic and Aegean seas.

European Balkans Slavic Ottoman-influence

Related Regions:

Balkan Peninsula
Adriatic Sea
Aegean region

Baltics

#14

European Baltic +2 more

Populations of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania characterized by Baltic and Finno-Ugric linguistic groups and a history of Viking, Hanseatic and later imperial influences. The Baltic states show genetic continuity with Northern and Eastern Europe, influenced by medieval trade, Germanic settlers and later Russian imperial expansion. Cultural revival movements and distinct languages have preserved regional identities across centuries.

European Baltic Northern Europe Finno-Ugric

Related Regions:

Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania

Caucasus

#15

Caucasus Mountain populations +2 more

A highly diverse region encompassing Georgians, Armenians, Azerbaijanis and numerous smaller ethnic groups across mountainous terrain. The Caucasus has acted as both a barrier and a corridor for human migrations, preserving deep genetic differentiation and many language families, some unique to the region. Its long history includes ancient kingdoms, Persian, Ottoman and Russian influences, producing rich cultural and genetic mosaics.

Caucasus Mountain populations Diverse languages Ancient

Related Regions:

South Caucasus
North Caucasus
Black Sea

Central-Asian

#16

Asian Turkic +2 more

Populations from the vast steppes and oases of Central Asia, including Uzbeks, Kazakhs and Tajiks, shaped by Turkic migrations, Iranian-speaking peoples and Silk Road interactions. Genetics reflect admixture between steppe nomads and sedentary agriculturalists, with cultural traditions tied to pastoralism and trade. The region's history of empires and migrations has produced complex patterns of linguistic and genetic diversity.

Asian Turkic Silk Road Nomadic

Related Regions:

Central Asia
Steppe region
Silk Road corridors

East-African

#17

African Horn of Africa +2 more

Populations of East Africa, including Ethiopians, Kenyans and Somalis, characterized by great linguistic and genetic diversity across Cushitic, Nilotic and Semitic-speaking groups. The region contains ancient population lineages, early pastoralist expansions and connections to the Arabian Peninsula via the Red Sea. Local adaptation to varied environments and long-standing trade networks have shaped both cultural and biological diversity.

African Horn of Africa Cushitic Nilotic

Related Regions:

Horn of Africa
East Africa
Red Sea

East-Med

#18

Levantine Mediterranean +2 more

Populations around the Eastern Mediterranean such as Syrians, Lebanese and Israelis, sharing a deep history of Bronze Age civilizations, coastal trade and frequent cultural exchange. Genetic profiles often reflect Neolithic agricultural expansions, Levantine continuity and admixture from surrounding regions over millennia. The area is a linguistic and religious mosaic with strong archaeological and historical continuity.

Levantine Mediterranean Ancient Near East Coastal

Related Regions:

Levant
Eastern Mediterranean
Syria-Lebanon-Israel region

Eastern-European

#19

European Slavic +2 more

Peoples of Eastern Europe, including Russians, Ukrainians and Poles, influenced by Slavic migrations, the spread of agriculture and later state formations and empires. The region's genetics demonstrate admixture from Baltic, Finno-Ugric and steppe populations alongside local continuity. Cultural and linguistic diversity is shaped by Orthodox, Catholic and Muslim traditions and a history of shifting borders.

European Slavic Steppe influence Eastern Europe

Related Regions:

Russia
Ukraine
Poland

North-African

#20

African Maghreb +2 more

Populations across North Africa, including Egyptians, Tunisians and Moroccans, formed through millennia of indigenous Berber populations, Arab migrations and Mediterranean contacts. Genetic and cultural landscapes reflect admixture between autochthonous North African lineages, Phoenician, Roman, Arab and later European influences. Diverse climates from Mediterranean coasts to the Sahara have supported varied livelihoods and local population structures.

African Maghreb Berber Mediterranean

Related Regions:

North Africa
Maghreb
Egypt

South-Asian

#21

Asian Indo-Aryan +2 more

Populations of the Indian subcontinent, including India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, characterized by deep genetic structure shaped by ancient hunter-gatherers, agricultural expansions and later migrations. The region hosts major linguistic families (Indo-Aryan, Dravidian, Tibeto-Burman) and complex caste- and community-based demographic histories that influence genetic diversity. South Asia's long history of trade and cultural exchange also contributes to its genetic mosaic.

Asian Indo-Aryan Dravidian High diversity

Related Regions:

Indian subcontinent
South Asia
Indus-Gangetic Plain

West-African

#22

African Niger-Congo +2 more

Populations from West Africa such as Nigerians, Ghanaians and Ivorians, primarily speaking Niger-Congo languages and historically organized into large kingdoms and trading states. Genetic diversity is high, reflecting deep African lineages and regional differentiation shaped by migrations, agricultural transitions and the trans-Saharan trade. Coastal and inland ecological zones have supported varied subsistence strategies and cultural traditions.

African Niger-Congo Sahel High diversity

Related Regions:

West Africa
Gulf of Guinea
Sahel

West-Asian

#23

West-Asian Iranian +2 more

Populations of West Asia including Kurds, Iranians and Turks, a region central to early agriculture, empire formation and repeated migrations between Asia and Europe. Genetic and cultural landscapes include Indo-Iranian, Turkic and Semitic influences, with strong regional substructure shaped by mountains, plateaus and historical population movements. West Asia remains a key area for studying human demographic transitions and admixture events.

West-Asian Iranian Turkic Historic crossroads

Related Regions:

Iran
Anatolia
Mesopotamia

West-European

#24

European Western Europe +2 more

Populations of Western Europe including Germans, French and British, shaped by Neolithic farmers, Indo-European expansions and later movements such as the Roman Empire and Germanic migrations. The region shows genetic continuity with regional variation reflecting coastal trade, migration waves and historical population structure. Cultural and linguistic diversity is dominated by Romance and Germanic families with long histories of urbanization and state formation.

European Western Europe Romance Germanic

Related Regions:

Western Europe
Central Europe
Atlantic coast

West-Med

#25

European Iberian +2 more

Populations centered on the Western Mediterranean, primarily Spaniards, whose ancestry reflects ancient Iberian inhabitants, Phoenician and Roman contacts, and later Visigothic and Moorish influences. The Iberian Peninsula's coastal position fostered extensive Mediterranean interaction and unique regional genetic substructure. Cultural legacies include Romance languages, maritime traditions and diverse regional identities from north to south.

European Iberian Mediterranean Historic admixture

Related Regions:

Iberian Peninsula
Western Mediterranean
Spain

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