Global Ancestry K46

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Global Ancestry K46

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Largest componentFrench German 76.3% of this model
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Population composition

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Reference contributions
French German Primary region 76.3%
Arabia Levant Egypt 8.7%

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Reference regions

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French German
76.3%

This region represents 76.3% of this reference model.

Arabia Levant Egypt
8.7%

This region represents 8.7% of this reference model.

Smaller reference components

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Basque And South West France 2.68%
Sardinian 2.06%
Central Africa 2.01%
South Africa 1.84%
Anatolian And Caucasus 1.39%
East Africa 1.06%
China 0.84%
Bengal 0.80%
Cambodian And Thai 0.77%
Papuan 0.52%
North East Africa 0.39%
Irish Scottish Welsh 0.35%
Innuit 0.12%
Tibeto Burmese 0.10%
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Chromosome Admixture Analysis

Inspect chromosome-level contributions within this reference model.

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Chromosome 1
French German Primary region 74.5%
Greece And Albania 6.6%
Ashkenazi Jewish 6.6%
North Italy 5.6%

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

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44 regions detected | 22 chromosomes analyzed |
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 15: 86.4%
  • 1 74.50%
  • 2 72.80%
  • 3 56.21%
  • 4 83.74%
  • 5 74.93%
  • 6 66.45%
  • 7 56.52%
  • 8 51.25%
  • 9 48.39%
  • 10 69.35%
  • 11 79.41%
  • 12 53.01%
  • 13 67.45%
  • 14 54.25%
  • 15 86.44%
  • 16 36.69%
  • 17 57.64%
  • 18 42.58%
  • 19 46.67%
  • 20 18.74%
  • 21 48.73%
  • 22 77.54%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 21: 37.6%
  • 2 6.19%
  • 3 11.81%
  • 6 0.28%
  • 7 0.88%
  • 11 11.21%
  • 12 13.08%
  • 14 3.34%
  • 15 5.83%
  • 19 14.17%
  • 20 4.78%
  • 21 37.63%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 6: 19.1%
  • 2 6.26%
  • 6 19.05%
  • 7 7.45%
  • 10 13.15%
  • 18 0.65%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 17: 27.2%
  • 1 6.59%
  • 3 1.42%
  • 14 7.55%
  • 15 3.36%
  • 17 27.19%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 9: 10.0%
  • 6 0.52%
  • 8 3.29%
  • 9 9.95%
  • 14 3.13%
  • 16 8.32%
  • 17 3.18%
  • 18 9.07%
  • 21 6.13%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 19: 6.0%
  • 2 1.78%
  • 5 5.21%
  • 6 1.79%
  • 7 4.56%
  • 8 3.39%
  • 9 3.88%
  • 11 1.78%
  • 14 0.82%
  • 15 3.24%
  • 17 0.39%
  • 18 5.64%
  • 19 5.96%
  • 20 0.47%
  • 21 4.49%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 20: 12.2%
  • 1 5.64%
  • 2 0.45%
  • 12 8.12%
  • 14 7.09%
  • 17 0.34%
  • 18 2.42%
  • 19 6.91%
  • 20 12.15%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 20: 17.4%
  • 16 13.81%
  • 18 2.96%
  • 20 17.43%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 9: 12.3%
  • 1 6.57%
  • 3 4.25%
  • 9 12.26%
  • 12 2.76%
  • 18 5.61%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 19: 12.8%
  • 6 3.58%
  • 10 1.53%
  • 11 0.66%
  • 17 3.82%
  • 19 12.84%
  • 20 7.45%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 14: 7.8%
  • 1 1.50%
  • 4 3.81%
  • 9 2.35%
  • 14 7.81%
  • 17 0.69%
  • 19 1.80%
  • 20 2.23%
  • 21 2.68%
  • 22 6.90%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 8: 11.6%
  • 5 3.48%
  • 8 11.57%
  • 14 10.97%
  • 18 3.44%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 12: 9.0%
  • 9 1.89%
  • 10 6.93%
  • 12 9.03%
  • 20 8.81%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 20: 11.2%
  • 3 1.01%
  • 7 4.31%
  • 16 9.94%
  • 20 11.22%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 8: 9.8%
  • 4 1.82%
  • 5 2.36%
  • 6 0.15%
  • 8 9.81%
  • 9 2.72%
  • 13 7.71%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 7: 7.5%
  • 3 4.50%
  • 7 7.47%
  • 9 2.73%
  • 10 1.14%
  • 12 1.39%
  • 16 5.00%
  • 20 1.73%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 5: 7.1%
  • 2 6.01%
  • 4 1.43%
  • 5 7.09%
  • 11 2.65%
  • 14 2.43%
  • 19 3.77%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 4: 7.8%
  • 4 7.80%
  • 9 0.14%
  • 12 7.02%
  • 16 7.50%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 16: 7.9%
  • 10 0.05%
  • 12 0.84%
  • 14 0.95%
  • 16 7.87%
  • 17 2.18%
  • 18 7.07%
  • 20 2.88%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 22: 10.3%
  • 3 8.60%
  • 22 10.31%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 7: 8.7%
  • 7 8.74%
  • 10 2.08%
  • 17 0.31%
  • 18 6.83%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 16: 9.5%
  • 3 7.63%
  • 16 9.51%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 19: 5.0%
  • 8 1.23%
  • 9 4.82%
  • 10 1.27%
  • 11 2.83%
  • 19 5.03%
  • 22 1.34%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 7: 8.2%
  • 6 1.76%
  • 7 8.22%
  • 13 6.30%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 5: 5.4%
  • 1 1.74%
  • 2 1.06%
  • 5 5.43%
  • 6 0.74%
  • 8 0.30%
  • 9 0.53%
  • 13 2.69%
  • 17 1.86%
  • 18 0.42%
  • 22 0.38%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 8: 6.4%
  • 8 6.40%
  • 13 1.53%
  • 18 6.09%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 6: 4.3%
  • 1 0.30%
  • 2 0.31%
  • 5 1.50%
  • 6 4.27%
  • 8 2.45%
  • 9 1.24%
  • 14 1.66%
  • 15 1.11%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 20: 12.1%
  • 20 12.10%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 13: 10.4%
  • 13 10.41%
  • 16 1.03%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 18: 7.2%
  • 18 7.22%
  • 22 2.52%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 9: 9.1%
  • 9 9.10%
  • 12 0.41%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 2: 4.4%
  • 2 4.36%
  • 6 0.41%
  • 13 1.57%
  • 21 0.34%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 8: 6.2%
  • 8 6.22%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 1: 3.2%
  • 1 3.16%
  • 2 0.01%
  • 19 2.85%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 3: 4.6%
  • 3 4.57%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 12: 4.3%
  • 12 4.33%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 8: 4.1%
  • 8 4.08%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 10: 2.6%
  • 10 2.61%
  • 11 1.46%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 17: 2.4%
  • 2 0.77%
  • 10 0.63%
  • 15 0.02%
  • 17 2.38%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 13: 2.4%
  • 13 2.35%
  • 22 0.99%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 7: 1.9%
  • 7 1.85%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 10: 1.3%
  • 10 1.26%
  • 16 0.33%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 4: 1.4%
  • 4 1.40%
Chromosome breakdown
Chr 6: 1.0%
  • 6 1.00%
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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
French German 1
French German
74.5% 72.8% 56.2% 83.7% 74.9% 66.4% 56.5% 51.2% 48.4% 69.4% 79.4% 53.0% 67.4% 54.2% 86.4% 36.7% 57.6% 42.6% 46.7% 18.7% 48.7% 77.5%
Basque And South West France 1
Basque And South West France
- 6.2% 11.8% - - 0.3% 0.9% - - - 11.2% 13.1% - 3.3% 5.8% - - - 14.2% 4.8% 37.6% -
Arabia Levant Egypt 1
Arabia Levant Egypt
- 6.3% - - - 19.0% 7.4% - - 13.2% - - - - - - - 0.6% - - - -
Greece And Albania 1
Greece And Albania
6.6% - 1.4% - - - - - - - - - - 7.6% 3.4% - 27.2% - - - - -
Sardinian 1
Sardinian
- - - - - 0.5% - 3.3% 10.0% - - - - 3.1% - 8.3% 3.2% 9.1% - - 6.1% -
Central Africa 1
Central Africa
- 1.8% - - 5.2% 1.8% 4.6% 3.4% 3.9% - 1.8% - - 0.8% 3.2% - 0.4% 5.6% 6.0% 0.5% 4.5% -
North Italy 1
North Italy
5.6% 0.4% - - - - - - - - - 8.1% - 7.1% - - 0.3% 2.4% 6.9% 12.2% - -
Baltic 1
Baltic
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13.8% - 3.0% - 17.4% - -
Ashkenazi Jewish 1
Ashkenazi Jewish
6.6% - 4.2% - - - - - 12.3% - - 2.8% - - - - - 5.6% - - - -
West Africa 1
West Africa
- - - - - 3.6% - - - 1.5% 0.7% - - - - - 3.8% - 12.8% 7.4% - -
South Africa 1
South Africa
1.5% - - 3.8% - - - - 2.4% - - - - 7.8% - - 0.7% - 1.8% 2.2% 2.7% 6.9%
Anatolian And Caucasus 1
Anatolian And Caucasus
- - - - 3.5% - - 11.6% - - - - - 11.0% - - - 3.4% - - - -
Persia And Mesopotamia 1
Persia And Mesopotamia
- - - - - - - - 1.9% 6.9% - 9.0% - - - - - - - 8.8% - -
Finnish 1
Finnish
- - 1.0% - - - 4.3% - - - - - - - - 9.9% - - - 11.2% - -
North Africans 1
North Africans
- - - 1.8% 2.4% 0.2% - 9.8% 2.7% - - - 7.7% - - - - - - - - -
Irish Scottish Welsh 1
Irish Scottish Welsh
- - 4.5% - - - 7.5% - 2.7% 1.1% - 1.4% - - - 5.0% - - - 1.7% - -
North East Africa 1
North East Africa
- 6.0% - 1.4% 7.1% - - - - - 2.6% - - 2.4% - - - - 3.8% - - -
Scandinavian 1
Scandinavian
- - - 7.8% - - - - 0.1% - - 7.0% - - - 7.5% - - - - - -
Cyprus 1
Cyprus
- - - - - - - - - 0.0% - 0.8% - 1.0% - 7.9% 2.2% 7.1% - 2.9% - -
East Africa 1
East Africa
- - 8.6% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10.3%
England 1
England
- - - - - - 8.7% - - 2.1% - - - - - - 0.3% 6.8% - - - -
Cambodian And Thai 1
Cambodian And Thai
- - 7.6% - - - - - - - - - - - - 9.5% - - - - - -
Mesoamerica 1
Mesoamerica
- - - - - - - 1.2% 4.8% 1.3% 2.8% - - - - - - - 5.0% - - 1.3%
Vietnam South China 1
Vietnam South China
- - - - - 1.8% 8.2% - - - - - 6.3% - - - - - - - - -
Papuan 1
Papuan
1.7% 1.1% - - 5.4% 0.7% - 0.3% 0.5% - - - 2.7% - - - 1.9% 0.4% - - - 0.4%
Siberia 1
Siberia
- - - - - - - 6.4% - - - - 1.5% - - - - 6.1% - - - -
Innuit 1
Innuit
0.3% 0.3% - - 1.5% 4.3% - 2.4% 1.2% - - - - 1.7% 1.1% - - - - - - -
Southern Indian Subcontinent 1
Southern Indian Subcontinent
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12.1% - -
Iberian 1
Iberian
- - - - - - - - - - - - 10.4% - - 1.0% - - - - - -
North India And East Pakistan 1
North India And East Pakistan
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7.2% - - - 2.5%
Central Asian 1
Central Asian
- - - - - - - - 9.1% - - 0.4% - - - - - - - - - -
Tibeto Burmese 1
Tibeto Burmese
- 4.4% - - - 0.4% - - - - - - 1.6% - - - - - - - 0.3% -
Central Mediterranean 1
Central Mediterranean
- - - - - - - 6.2% - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
North Amerindian 1
North Amerindian
3.2% 0.0% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2.8% - - -
Eastern European 1
Eastern European
- - 4.6% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Vietnam And South China 1
Vietnam And South China
- - - - - - - - - - - 4.3% - - - - - - - - - -
Balkans 1
Balkans
- - - - - - - 4.1% - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Japanese Korean 1
Japanese Korean
- - - - - - - - - 2.6% 1.5% - - - - - - - - - - -
Amazonian 1
Amazonian
- 0.8% - - - - - - - 0.6% - - - - 0.0% - 2.4% - - - - -
Melanesia 1
Melanesia
- - - - - - - - - - - - 2.4% - - - - - - - - 1.0%
Bengal 1
Bengal
- - - - - - 1.8% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
South Central Asia 1
South Central Asia
- - - - - - - - - 1.3% - - - - - 0.3% - - - - - -
North East Asia 1
North East Asia
- - - 1.4% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
North Central Asia 1
North Central Asia
- - - - - 1.0% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
French German French German
Chr 1 74.5%
Chr 2 72.8%
Chr 3 56.2%
Chr 4 83.7%
Chr 5 74.9%
Chr 6 66.4%
Chr 7 56.5%
Chr 8 51.2%
Chr 9 48.4%
Chr 10 69.4%
Chr 11 79.4%
Chr 12 53.0%
Chr 13 67.4%
Chr 14 54.2%
Chr 15 86.4%
Chr 16 36.7%
Chr 17 57.6%
Chr 18 42.6%
Chr 19 46.7%
Chr 20 18.7%
Chr 21 48.7%
Chr 22 77.5%
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 6.2%
Chr 3 11.8%
Chr 4 -
Chr 5 -
Chr 6 0.3%
Chr 7 0.9%
Chr 8 -
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 -
Chr 11 11.2%
Chr 12 13.1%
Chr 13 -
Chr 14 3.3%
Chr 15 5.8%
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 -
Chr 18 -
Chr 19 14.2%
Chr 20 4.8%
Chr 21 37.6%
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 -
Chr 2 6.3%
Chr 3 -
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Chr 5 -
Chr 6 19.0%
Chr 7 7.4%
Chr 8 -
Chr 9 -
Chr 10 13.2%
Chr 11 -
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Chr 15 -
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Chr 17 -
Chr 18 0.6%
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Chr 1 6.6%
Chr 2 -
Chr 3 1.4%
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Chr 14 7.6%
Chr 15 3.4%
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 27.2%
Chr 18 -
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Chr 6 0.5%
Chr 7 -
Chr 8 3.3%
Chr 9 10.0%
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Chr 14 3.1%
Chr 15 -
Chr 16 8.3%
Chr 17 3.2%
Chr 18 9.1%
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Chr 21 6.1%
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Chr 2 1.8%
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Chr 4 -
Chr 5 5.2%
Chr 6 1.8%
Chr 7 4.6%
Chr 8 3.4%
Chr 9 3.9%
Chr 10 -
Chr 11 1.8%
Chr 12 -
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Chr 14 0.8%
Chr 15 3.2%
Chr 16 -
Chr 17 0.4%
Chr 18 5.6%
Chr 19 6.0%
Chr 20 0.5%
Chr 21 4.5%
Chr 22 -
Chr 1 5.6%
Chr 2 0.4%
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Chr 12 8.1%
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Chr 14 7.1%
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Chr 17 0.3%
Chr 18 2.4%
Chr 19 6.9%
Chr 20 12.2%
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Chr 16 13.8%
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Chr 18 3.0%
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Chr 20 17.4%
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Chr 1 6.6%
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Chr 3 4.2%
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Chr 9 12.3%
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Chr 12 2.8%
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Chr 18 5.6%
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Chr 6 3.6%
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Chr 10 1.5%
Chr 11 0.7%
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Chr 17 3.8%
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Chr 19 12.8%
Chr 20 7.4%
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Chr 1 1.5%
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Chr 4 3.8%
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Chr 9 2.4%
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Chr 14 7.8%
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Chr 17 0.7%
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Chr 19 1.8%
Chr 20 2.2%
Chr 21 2.7%
Chr 22 6.9%
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Chr 5 3.5%
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Chr 8 11.6%
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Chr 14 11.0%
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Chr 9 1.9%
Chr 10 6.9%
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Chr 20 8.8%
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Chr 7 4.3%
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Chr 16 9.9%
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Chr 20 11.2%
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Chr 4 1.8%
Chr 5 2.4%
Chr 6 0.2%
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Chr 8 9.8%
Chr 9 2.7%
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Chr 13 7.7%
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Chr 7 7.5%
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Chr 9 2.7%
Chr 10 1.1%
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Chr 16 5.0%
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Chr 20 1.7%
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Chr 2 6.0%
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Chr 4 1.4%
Chr 5 7.1%
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Chr 11 2.6%
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Chr 14 2.4%
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Chr 19 3.8%
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Chr 4 7.8%
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Chr 9 0.1%
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Chr 12 7.0%
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Chr 16 7.5%
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Populations used in this analysis

Central Africa

#1
African Bantu +2 more

Populations in Central Africa encompass dense linguistic and cultural diversity, including Bantu-speaking groups and several rainforest hunter-gatherer communities. Genetic signatures reflect deep West-Central African ancestry with local adaptations to rainforest environments and evidence of historic migrations and admixture events. These groups often show strong ties to subsistence strategies such as agriculture, fishing, and foraging.

African Bantu Hunter-Gatherer Rainforest
Related Regions:
  • Congo Basin
  • Gabon
  • Cameroon

East Africa

#2
African Nilotic +2 more

East African populations include Nilotic, Cushitic, and Bantu-speaking peoples and display a complex blend of African and Eurasian genetic influences. Coastal groups also bear signatures of Indian Ocean trade and Swahili culture, while highland communities show adaptations to altitude and pastoralist histories. This region is a hotspot for genetic, linguistic, and cultural diversity driven by migrations, trade, and ecological variability.

African Nilotic Cushitic Swahili
Related Regions:
  • Kenya
  • Tanzania
  • Ethiopian Highlands

North East Africa

#3
Afroasiatic Horn of Africa +2 more

North East Africa, including Ethiopia and Eritrea, hosts ancient, history-rich populations with deep indigenous lineages and long-standing agricultural and urban traditions. Genetic profiles show mixture between autochthonous African groups and backflow from Arabia and the Near East, producing distinctive Afroasiatic-speaking populations. Archaeological and linguistic records together reveal millennia of continuity and episodic migration in the Horn of Africa.

Afroasiatic Horn of Africa Ancient Highland
Related Regions:
  • Ethiopia
  • Eritrea
  • Horn of Africa

South Africa

#4
African Bantu +2 more

Southern African populations include Bantu-speaking groups (e.g., Zulu, Xhosa), Khoe-San hunter-gatherer communities, and historically later immigrant populations. Genetic landscapes combine deep southern African hunter-gatherer ancestry with more recent Bantu expansion signals and traces of European and Asian admixture in some groups. Cultural and linguistic diversity is high, and many groups have distinct adaptations to local climates and subsistence practices.

African Bantu Khoe-San Southern Africa
Related Regions:
  • South Africa
  • Lesotho
  • Eswatini

West Africa

#5
African Yoruba +2 more

West Africa is home to major ethnolinguistic groups such as Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, and many others, with deep agricultural, urban, and trade histories. Genetic patterns are characterized by strong West African founder ancestries, complex internal substructure, and historical gene flow across the Sahel and coastlines. Cultural and genetic diversity reflect millennia of migration, empire-building, and trans-Saharan and Atlantic exchanges.

African Yoruba Hausa Sahel
Related Regions:
  • Nigeria
  • Ghana
  • Mali

Anatolian and Caucasus

#6
Near Eastern Anatolian +2 more

Populations of Anatolia and the Caucasus span a mosaic of ethnicities and languages with deep Neolithic, Bronze Age, and medieval histories. Genetic signatures include Anatolian farmer ancestry, steppe-related inputs, and localized Caucasus-specific lineages shaped by mountainous isolation and long-term settlement. This region has acted as both a refugium and a corridor for migrations between Europe, West Asia, and the Near East.

Near Eastern Anatolian Caucasus Neolithic
Related Regions:
  • Turkey
  • Georgia
  • Armenia

Arabia Levant Egypt

#7
Middle Eastern Semitic +2 more

This cluster includes populations from the Arabian Peninsula, the Levant, and Egypt, reflecting shared Semitic languages, trade networks, and historical empires. Genetically, groups show a mix of indigenous Near Eastern ancestry with African and Arabian gene flow, influenced by Neolithic farmer expansions and later Islamic-era movements. Coastal and Nile valley populations often carry additional Mediterranean and African admixture components tied to ancient commerce and migration.

Middle Eastern Semitic Levantine Nile
Related Regions:
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Levant
  • Egypt

Central Asian

#8
Turkic Steppe +2 more

Central Asian peoples, including Kazakh, Uzbek, and related groups, reflect a history of steppe pastoralism, Turkic and Mongolic expansions, and Silk Road connectivity. Their genetics combine West Eurasian, East Eurasian, and local steppe ancestries in varying proportions, shaped by mobility and elite-driven language shifts. Cultural diversity across the region mirrors environmental gradients from grasslands to mountains and long-distance trade links.

Turkic Steppe Silk Road Pastoralist
Related Regions:
  • Kazakhstan
  • Uzbekistan
  • Kyrgyzstan

China

#9
East Asian Han +2 more

China encompasses the Han majority and numerous recognized minority groups with deep regional genetic structure reflecting millennia of internal migrations and localized adaptation. Northern Han populations tend to carry more Northeast Asian and steppe-related ancestry, while southern populations show increased Southeast Asian and coastal components. Linguistic diversity (Sino-Tibetan, Tai-Kadai, Hmong-Mien, Turkic) parallels genetic substructure across river valleys and plateaus.

East Asian Han Sino-Tibetan Regional Structure
Related Regions:
  • North China
  • South China
  • Yangtze River Basin

Finno-Ugric

#10
Uralic Northern Europe +2 more

Finno-Ugric populations (Finnish, Estonian, related groups) present a mix of Uralic linguistic heritage and Northwest Eurasian genetic components, often distinct from neighboring Indo-European populations. Genetic profiles highlight a blend of ancient northern hunter-gatherer ancestry, Siberian-related inputs in some groups, and later European farmer admixture. Cultural and genetic isolation in parts of the north has preserved unique haplogroup patterns and linguistic features.

Uralic Northern Europe Siberian Influence Finland
Related Regions:
  • Finland
  • Estonia
  • Northwest Russia

Japan and Korea

#11
East Asian Island +2 more

Populations of the Japanese archipelago and the Korean Peninsula show strong Northeast Asian affinities with distinct island-specific histories (e.g., Jomon and Yayoi in Japan). Genetic signals combine ancient East Eurasian hunter-gatherer lineages with later agriculturalist and continental inputs, producing high internal homogeneity but detectable regional structure. Cultural continuity, language families, and maritime connections have shaped demographic history across both regions.

East Asian Island Jomon Korean
Related Regions:
  • Japan
  • Korea
  • Ryukyu Islands

Melanesia

#12
Oceanian Papuan-admixed +2 more

Melanesian populations are indigenous Pacific Islanders with deeply divergent Papuan lineages and substantial ancestry from early Near Oceanic settlers. They exhibit unique genetic components, high within-region diversity, and often carry Denisovan-related archaic ancestry at elevated levels. Cultural and linguistic diversity is extreme, with many small language families and long-term island isolation shaping local genomes.

Oceanian Papuan-admixed Denisovan Island
Related Regions:
  • Fiji
  • Solomon Islands
  • Vanuatu

Papuan

#13
Papuan Ancient Lineages +2 more

Papuan peoples of New Guinea and adjacent islands represent some of the deepest non-African lineages, with high genetic differentiation and complex local structure. Their ancestry is distinct from Austronesian-speaking islanders, reflecting long-term isolation, ancient population splits, and localized adaptations. Linguistic diversity is extraordinarily high and is mirrored in fine-scale genetic patterns across rugged terrain.

Papuan Ancient Lineages High Diversity New Guinea
Related Regions:
  • Papua New Guinea
  • Western New Guinea
  • Highlands

Persia and Mesopotamia

#14
Iranian Mesopotamian +2 more

Populations from historical Persia and Mesopotamia (modern Iran, Iraq) reflect a long record of agricultural innovation, urbanization, and crossroads of Eurasian gene flow. Genetic signatures include indigenous Iranian farmer ancestry, Caucasus and steppe inputs, and periodic admixture from the Arabian Peninsula and South Asia. Archaeological continuity and diverse ethno-linguistic communities (Indo-Iranian, Semitic, Turkic) underpin the region's complex demographic history.

Iranian Mesopotamian Ancient Near East Urban
Related Regions:
  • Iran
  • Iraq
  • Tigris-Euphrates Basin

Siberia

#15
Northern Eurasia Paleo-Siberian +2 more

Siberian populations inhabit vast northern Eurasia and include diverse indigenous groups with strong adaptations to cold environments and mobile pastoralist or hunter-gatherer lifestyles. Their genetics show a mixture of ancient North Eurasian, East Asian, and often later Turkic or Paleo-Siberian components, and they have contributed ancestry to both Native Americans and Northeast Asian populations. Regional isolation, reindeer herding, and nomadic traditions shape demographic patterns.

Northern Eurasia Paleo-Siberian Adaptation Indigenous
Related Regions:
  • Yakutia
  • Chukotka
  • Altai

South Central Asia

#16
South Asian Indo-European +2 more

South Central Asia covers populations across the Indian subcontinent with deep prehistoric structure, major language families (Indo-European, Dravidian, Tibeto-Burman), and complex caste and tribal stratification. Genetic landscapes reflect ancient hunter-gatherer substrates, early Iranian/steppe-related migrations, and later South Asian-specific admixture events that created regional clines. Cultural, linguistic, and caste-associated endogamy have preserved fine-scale genetic substructure over millennia.

South Asian Indo-European Dravidian Caste Structure
Related Regions:
  • Northern India
  • Pakistan
  • Nepal

Southern Indian Subcontinent

#17
Dravidian South Asian +2 more

Southern Indian populations include many Dravidian-speaking groups with genetic profiles showing deeper South Asian hunter-gatherer ancestry and significant continuity predating some northern migrations. Regional patterns display admixture between ancient indigenous lineages and later agriculturalist and pastoralist arrivals, with strong within-region differentiation linked to geography and social structure. Cultural traditions, language, and long-term settlement have shaped a distinctive southern genetic signature.

Dravidian South Asian Ancient Substrate Regional
Related Regions:
  • Tamil Nadu
  • Kerala
  • Karnataka

Tibeto-Burmese

#18
Tibeto-Burman High-Altitude +2 more

Tibeto-Burmese groups from the Tibetan Plateau, Myanmar, and adjacent Himalayan regions carry ancestries reflecting high-altitude adaptation, East Asian-related components, and localized Himalayan lineages. Population history includes upland agricultural expansions, migrations along river valleys, and linguistic diversification within the Tibeto-Burman family. Many communities show genetic signals of isolation and adaptation to high-elevation environments.

Tibeto-Burman High-Altitude Himalayan East Asian
Related Regions:
  • Tibet
  • Myanmar
  • Yunnan

Vietnam and South China

#19
Southeast Asian Austroasiatic +2 more

Populations of Vietnam and South China are characterized by rich linguistic diversity, extensive Austroasiatic and Tai-Kadai presence, and genetic admixture between mainland East Asian and Southeast Asian ancestries. Coastal and riverine environments facilitated migration and cultural exchange, while upland groups often retain distinct genetic profiles. The region played a key role in the southward spread of agriculture and language families in Southeast Asia.

Southeast Asian Austroasiatic Tai-Kadai Coastal
Related Regions:
  • Vietnam
  • Guangxi
  • Guangdong

Balkans

#20
Southeastern Europe Byzantine +2 more

The Balkans are a crossroads of Europe and Asia with deep prehistoric settlement, Byzantine and Ottoman influences, and pronounced genetic heterogeneity. Populations show mixtures of Neolithic European farmer ancestry, steppe-related inputs, and localized Balkan-specific lineages shaped by historical migrations and centuries of cultural interchange. The region's mountainous topography and patchwork of ethnicities contribute to fine-scale population structure.

Southeastern Europe Byzantine Ottoman Neolithic
Related Regions:
  • Greece
  • Bulgaria
  • Macedonia

Baltic

#21
Northern Europe Baltic +2 more

Baltic populations (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) combine Finno-Ugric and Indo-European influences with distinct local genetic signatures reflecting Mesolithic hunter-gatherer continuity and later Neolithic and Bronze Age inputs. Genetic distinctiveness is driven by geographic position on the northeastern edge of Europe and by historical periods of isolation and admixture. Cultural and linguistic features help delineate these populations from both Slavic and Scandinavian neighbors.

Northern Europe Baltic Mesolithic Indo-European
Related Regions:
  • Estonia
  • Latvia
  • Lithuania

Basque and South West France

#22
Basque Iberian +2 more

The Basque and adjoining southwestern French populations retain cultural and genetic distinctiveness, with the Basque often cited for high Iberian hunter-gatherer and early Neolithic continuity. Genetic studies highlight low levels of recent admixture relative to neighbors and unique haplogroup distributions linked to long-term regional persistence. Historical trade and Mediterranean links shaped some coastal French diversity while inland Basque communities show strong local continuity.

Basque Iberian Neolithic Continuity Southwest France
Related Regions:
  • Basque Country
  • Aquitaine
  • Navarre

Eastern European

#23
Slavic Steppe +2 more

Eastern European populations include Slavic-speaking groups and a spectrum of adjacent ethnicities with genetic contributions from Neolithic farmers, steppe pastoralists, and Mesolithic hunter-gatherers. Recent history, including medieval migrations and border shifts, has produced clinal variation and pockets of distinct ancestry. Cultural diversity, language families, and historical admixture events all inform contemporary genetic patterns in the region.

Slavic Steppe Neolithic Eastern Europe
Related Regions:
  • Poland
  • Ukraine
  • Belarus

French German

#24
Western Europe Germanic +2 more

Populations in the Franco-German cultural zone reflect millennia of interaction across the Rhine and adjacent territories, showing mixtures of Western European farmer ancestry and later migrations from central and northern Europe. Regional genetic structure mirrors historical duchies, language boundaries (Romance and Germanic), and trade corridors. Localized founder effects and urban-rural contrasts contribute to substructure within this shared cultural area.

Western Europe Germanic Romance Rhine Corridor
Related Regions:
  • Alsace
  • Lorraine
  • Rhineland

Greece and Albania

#25
Hellenic Balkans +2 more

Greek and Albanian populations occupy the southern Balkans and show genetic continuity with ancient Mediterranean populations combined with episodic northern and eastern inputs. Island and coastal Greek groups often carry extra Mediterranean and Anatolian signals, while inland communities reflect Balkan-specific admixture. History of classical civilizations, maritime trade, and later migrations have all influenced the present-day genetic landscape.

Hellenic Balkans Mediterranean Ancient
Related Regions:
  • Greece
  • Albania
  • Aegean Islands

Iberian

#26
Iberian Mediterranean +2 more

Populations of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain, Portugal) reflect a long sequence of prehistoric settlement, Neolithic farmer expansion, and later influences from North Africa, the Mediterranean, and northern Europe. Genetic variation shows west-east and coastal-inland clines, with certain regions retaining signals of prehistoric hunter-gatherers and localized continuity. Historical events like Romanization, Visigothic settlement, and Moorish presence have all left genetic footprints.

Iberian Mediterranean North African Influence Neolithic
Related Regions:
  • Spain
  • Portugal
  • Catalonia

Irish Scottish Welsh

#27
Celtic Atlantic Europe +2 more

Celtic populations of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales share cultural and genetic features shaped by Atlantic seafaring, Neolithic and Bronze Age ancestry, and relative island and peninsula isolation. Regional substructure is visible between coastal and inland zones, and between highland and lowland populations, reflecting historical migrations, Norse and Norman incursions, and local continuity. These groups commonly show elevated western European hunter-gatherer and Atlantic components.

Celtic Atlantic Europe Insular Neolithic-Bronze Age
Related Regions:
  • Ireland
  • Scotland
  • Wales

North Italy

#28
Southern Europe Mediterranean +2 more

Northern Italian populations reflect a blend of Mediterranean, Alpine, and central European ancestries shaped by Roman, Germanic, and later medieval dynamics. Distinct regional identities (e.g., Lombardy, Veneto) correspond to fine-scale genetic structure influenced by trade routes, mountain barriers, and historical urban centers. Cultural ties with the Alps and central Europe introduce admixture components less common in southern Italy.

Southern Europe Mediterranean Alpine Regional
Related Regions:
  • Lombardy
  • Veneto
  • Piedmont

Sardinian

#29
Island Neolithic Farmer +2 more

The Sardinian population, on the island of Sardinia, is noted for remarkable genetic continuity with Neolithic European farmers and relative isolation that preserved distinctive allele frequencies. Sardinians often serve as a reference for early European farmer ancestry in population genetics due to reduced later admixture. Their unique demographic history is reflected in linguistic, cultural, and medical genetics studies.

Island Neolithic Farmer Isolated Mediterranean
Related Regions:
  • Sardinia
  • Balearic Sea
  • Western Mediterranean

Scandinavian

#30
Northern Europe Viking +2 more

Scandinavian populations (Sweden, Norway, Denmark) show genetic continuity with Mesolithic and Neolithic northern European groups plus later steppe and European farmer inputs. High-latitude adaptations and maritime histories (Viking expansions) contributed to distinctive regional patterns and gene flow across the North Atlantic. Within-region differentiation correlates with fjord/coastal versus inland settlement histories.

Northern Europe Viking Nordic Marine
Related Regions:
  • Sweden
  • Norway
  • Denmark

England

#31
British Anglo-Saxon +2 more

The English population reflects layers of pre-Neolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age, and historic migrations (Celtic, Roman, Anglo-Saxon, Viking, Norman) producing fine-scale regional genetic structure. Coastal and eastern regions often show greater continental connections, while western and northern areas retain elements of earlier British and Celtic ancestries. Urbanization and more recent global migrations have added additional diversity to the modern genetic landscape.

British Anglo-Saxon Insular Historic
Related Regions:
  • England
  • British Isles
  • Wessex

Melanesia

#32
Oceanian Papuan +2 more

Melanesia (duplicate reference) includes deeply structured island populations with pronounced Papuan ancestry, elevated Denisovan-related archaic admixture, and strong within-region differentiation. Long-term island occupation, multiple migration waves, and limited gene flow between islands have produced high cultural and genetic diversity. Austronesian contacts introduced additional layers of ancestry in some coastal and island communities.

Oceanian Papuan Denisovan Island Diversity
Related Regions:
  • New Caledonia
  • Vanuatu
  • Solomon Islands

North Amerindian

#33
Native American Beringian +2 more

North Amerindian populations comprise Indigenous peoples across North America with ancestries tracing to ancient Beringian and Siberian-derived lineages and later regional diversification. Genetic structure mirrors migration routes, local adaptations, and population bottlenecks shaped by founder events and subsequent isolation. Cultural and linguistic diversity is high, and many groups retain signatures of long-term regional continuity prior to European contact.

Native American Beringian Indigenous Founder Effect
Related Regions:
  • North America
  • Subarctic
  • Pacific Northwest
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