Classify Thai actress & model Laila Boonyasak

[Iloko]

http://www2.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/Laila+Boonyasak+Burberry+Prorsum+Arrivals+YmKerXA5-Ibl.jpg

[decordoba]

Shanid & Sinid

[Seya]

http://www2.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/Laila+Boonyasak+Burberry+Prorsum+Arrivals+YmKerXA5-Ibl.jpg

is she 100% thai?

[Iloko]

is she 100% thai?
Yeah I believe so....why what does she look like to you? :D

To me she looks very Thai. Many filipinas can even look like her.

[Seya]

Yeah I believe so....why what does she look like to you? :D

To me she looks very Thai. Many filipinas can even look like her.

she looks mixed...i find her too caucasoid looking to be fully thai...imo at least

[decordoba]

she looks mixed...i find her too caucasoid looking to be fully thai...imo at least

This is the phenotype of Thai upper class women. Watch Thai TV and look at the female speakers!

[Iloko]

she looks mixed...i find her too caucasoid looking to be fully thai...imo at least
I can see why you would hold that viewpoint though. To me her look can in a way be anthropologically classified as the Mediterranid equivalent for East Asians. I believe Coon even wrote about Polynesian Islanders who being related to SE-Asians genetically can often have what he called this "Mediterraneaform" kind of phenotypic appearance without having any actual European/Caucasian blood at all.

[Seya]

This is the phenotype of Thai upper class women. Watch Thai TV and look at the female speakers!

she's either mixed or she has some surgeries. i lived in that area for some time..i know how average thai women look like. they are a lot more asian looking then this one + there are a lot of mixed people there too. i was oftenly taken for a half thai there.

[Iloko]

she's either mixed or she has some surgeries. i lived in that area for some time..i know how average thai women look like. they are a lot more asian looking then this one + there are a lot of mixed people there too. i was oftenly taken for a half thai there.
Wow you lived in Thailand before??! Sounds cool...whereabouts?...Was it in Bangkok by any chance?

[Seya]

I can see why you would hold that viewpoint though. To me her look can in a way be anthropologically classified as the Mediterranid equivalent for East Asians. I believe Coon even wrote about Polynesian Islanders who being related to SE-Asians genetically can often have what he called this "Mediterraneaform" kind of phenotypic appearance without having any actual European/Caucasian blood at all.

yes but i didn't notice that much in thailand..more in myanmar ..that's why i though she looks weird for a thai.. i think polynesians are not 100% asians, no? i think i've seen some results and they are like 80% only

[Seya]

Wow you lived in Thailand before??! Sounds cool...whereabouts?...Was it in Bangkok by any chance?

i lived in myanmar but i was traveling very often to thailand. i spend a lot of time there...mostly in bangkok but not only

[Iloko]

yes but i didn't notice that much in thailand..more in myanmar ..that's why i though she looks weird for a thai.. i think polynesians are not 100% asians, no? i think i've seen some results and they are like 80% only
Polynesians such as Samoans/Tongans are around 75% Lapita(Austronesian) + 25% Papuan/Melanesian. As far as I know they don't really have any Caucasian/White in them in most cases, though many of them can often have Caucasian-like features and very light skin. In old 1950s physical anthropology textbooks many professional anthropologists even grouped them under the 'Caucasoid' racial grouping category lol.

[Seya]

Polynesians such as Samoans/Tongans are around 75% Lapita(Austronesian) + 25% Papuan/Melanesian. As far as I know they don't really have any Caucasian/White in them in most cases, though many of them can often have Caucasian-like features and very light skin. In old 1950s physical anthropology textbooks many professional anthropologists even grouped them under the 'Caucasoid' racial grouping category lol.

they do look interesting, like a mix of sout-east asian and some caucasoid ethnicity
https://southpacificfashion.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/hairflower.jpg
https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/beautiful-hula-dancer-picture-id157743244
https://image1.masterfile.com/getImage/NzAwLTA1Mzg5MjYxZW4uMDAwMDAwMDA=AHzHMg/700-05389261en_Masterfile.jpg
http://gr8traveltips.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Polynesian-Girl.jpg

[Iloko]

i lived in myanmar but i was traveling very often to thailand. i spend a lot of time there...mostly in bangkok but not only
My sister has been to Bangkok.. I heard their government is very well off over there and that the city is pretty developed overall and a very fun place to be at and party. As a whole I heard METRO Bangkok is overall much more developed than Metro Manila, though people have said that the Makati CBD localized zone in Metro Manila tops Bangkok's overall Metro in some ways.

I've only ever lived in USA(Chicago)(where I grew up) & Manila-Philippines(more recently), but I'm planning on visiting Hong Kong this February of 2018 this new year..can't wait!

Even though I've never been there I guess Bangkok is nice if you really want all that urban life has to offer, while people go to Myanmar for the gorgeous scenery and very serene/peaceful living and lifestyle it can offer I would imagine.
:)

[decordoba]

What are the average Thai women look like? Go through the streets of Bangkok - what do you see?

You can see a lot of Lao looking women, you can see a lot of Cambodian looking women, and you can see any Palaungid women. The women of the Thai upper class are rather rare in the streets of Bangkok.

[Iloko]

they do look interesting, like a mix of sout-east asian and some caucasoid ethnicity
https://southpacificfashion.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/hairflower.jpg
https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/beautiful-hula-dancer-picture-id157743244
https://image1.masterfile.com/getImage/NzAwLTA1Mzg5MjYxZW4uMDAwMDAwMDA=AHzHMg/700-05389261en_Masterfile.jpg
http://gr8traveltips.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Polynesian-Girl.jpg
https://archive.org/stream/jstor-6551/6551_djvu.txt
Yeah I agree they are a beautiful people indeed. But who knows maybe they do have some type of Caucasoid type of genetic influence dating back much deeper in timeframe than what a 23andme test would suggest for example...23andme for example will not look at that deeper genetic ancestry, and sometimes even skulls/facial shape features and anthropometric measurements give more accurate insight into the deeper origins. Genetics is one way to group races, but skulls/physical-features&traits is also another way which often works.

[Seya]

My sister has been to Bangkok.. I heard their government is very well off over there and that the city is pretty developed overall and a very fun place to be at and party. As a whole I heard METRO Bangkok is overall much more developed than Metro Manila, though people have said that the Makati CBD localized zone in Metro Manila tops Bangkok's overall Metro in some ways.

I've only ever lived in USA(Chicago)(where I grew up) & Manila-Philippines(more recently), but I'm planning on visiting Hong Kong this February of 2018 this new year..can't wait!

Even though I've never been there I guess Bangkok is nice if you really want all that urban life has to offer, while people go to Myanmar for the gorgeous scenery and very serene/peaceful living and lifestyle it can offer I would imagine.
:)

the city is nice.u find a bit of everything in there. the metro is fine but is not underground..so u see all this suspended railways all over the city...i don't like that much. the islands are much better to visit tho :)

[Peterski]

i think polynesians are not 100% asians, no?

Yes, they are not 100% Asian. They are a mix of Asians and Australoids (Papuans).

I think they are between 3/4 and 2/3 South-East Asian (Lapita) + the rest Papuan.

There is nothing Caucasoid about them though.

[Seya]

Yes, they are not 100% Asian. They are a mix of Asians and Australoids (Papuans).

I think they are between 3/4 and 2/3 South-East Asian (Lapita) + the rest Papuan.

There is nothing Caucasoid about them though.

u're probably right but many of them look like they could be

[MethCat]

Very unlikely she is a 100% Thai. Sinid phenotype shows up almost exclusively among Thai's with significant Chinese heritage. Thailand is the country in South East Asia with perhaps the most extensive mixing between locals and Chinese people.

The fact that she is an actor is even more of a hint towards her heritage since Thai's with Chinese heritage make up almost anyone far up on the social ladder from politicians, to the Monarchy, business etc. The phenotypical variation within the country is staggering at times. Spend some time among poor villagers in rural areas and you'll see most people look like this;

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_tey6loce0oQ/S9ZXW2Tw3iI/AAAAAAAAAC0/lC9WKCqMMeM/s1600/gezin.JPG

https://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2011/6/29/1309372150685/Yingluck-Shinawatra-Campa-007.jpg

http://www.aljazeera.com/mritems/imagecache/mbdxxlarge/mritems/Images/2014/5/8/20145813452455580_20.jpg

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/aRqmtFP6VEE/maxresdefault.jpg

http://muaythaipros.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/buakaw-about-to-fight.jpg

Incredible how dark they can get at times, note famous Muay Thai fighter Buakaw standing next to an actual African. Very dark brown. In the middle you've got someone presumably of Chinese heritage. You can see the differences between Buakaw and him not only in skin tone but facial features as well.

I lived there for 7 years, spend years in Bangkok with mostly people of Chinese heritage and then years among poorer villagers of the darker 'native' phenotype. The differences are like night and day. Cambodians are likely what Thai's would look like if not for the massive migrations and subsequent mixing with Chinese immigrants in 18-19th century.

[Iloko]

A Thai's 'puntDNAL K15' gedmatch.com calculator results:

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 E_Asian 60.99
2 S_Indian 22.33
3 Caucasian 3.9
4 Oceanian 3.4
5 Beringian 1.76
6 SW_Asian 1.71
7 Siberian 1.5
8 NE_European 1.39
9 W_African 1.3
10 Amerindian 0.76
11 Omo_River 0.58
12 Horn_Of_Africa 0.38

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 Burmese 8.45
2 Singaporean 15.47
3 Cambodian 19.52
4 Filipino 22.73
5 Vietnamese 26.98
6 Chinese 32.7
7 Mongolian 37.26
8 Japanese 39.14
9 Uyghur 43.31
10 Hazara 43.48
11 Uzbek 55.59
12 Koryak 57.26
13 Turkmen 59.13
14 Nogai 62.31
15 Burusho 62.62
16 Somali_Benadiri 63.69
17 Tadjik 64.54
18 Romani 64.68
19 Bashkir 64.93
20 Pashtun 65.45

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 78.2% Cambodian + 21.8% Tamil_Nadu_SC @ 3.06
2 75.6% Filipino + 24.4% Sakilli @ 3.13
3 76% Filipino + 24% North_Kannadi @ 3.19
4 78.7% Cambodian + 21.3% Uttar_Pradesh_SC @ 3.26
5 78.4% Cambodian + 21.6% Sakilli @ 3.38
6 75.4% Filipino + 24.6% Tamil_Nadu_SC @ 3.44
7 76% Filipino + 24% Uttar_Pradesh_SC @ 3.6
8 81.8% Singaporean + 18.2% Tamil_Nadu_Brahmin @ 3.61
9 72.1% Vietnamese + 27.9% Tamil_Nadu_SC @ 3.63
10 81.6% Singaporean + 18.4% UP_Muslim @ 3.63
11 72.6% Vietnamese + 27.4% Uttar_Pradesh_SC @ 3.66
12 82.4% Singaporean + 17.6% Kanjar @ 3.68
13 78.5% Cambodian + 21.5% Tharus @ 3.68
14 78.8% Cambodian + 21.2% North_Kannadi @ 3.68
15 81.4% Singaporean + 18.6% Bengali @ 3.71
16 78.6% Cambodian + 21.4% Kanjar @ 3.73
17 82.3% Singaporean + 17.7% Tharus @ 3.73
18 81.8% Singaporean + 18.2% UP_Brahmin @ 3.8
19 77.5% Cambodian + 22.5% Bengali @ 4.02
20 76% Filipino + 24% Malayan @ 4.05

[Iloko]

HarappaWorld:

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 SE-Asian 50.61
2 NE-Asian 17.7
3 S-Indian 16.67
4 Baloch 5.84
5 Siberian 1.84
6 Papuan 1.79
7 SW-Asian 1.5
8 Beringian 1.44
9 American 1.1
10 NE-Euro 0.94
11 Caucasian 0.39
12 E-African 0.13
13 W-African 0.04

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 thai (xing) 12.1
2 khmer-cambodian (xing) 13.16
3 cambodian (hgdp) 21.99
4 lahu (hgdp) 23.54
5 kinh (1000genomes) 23.99
6 singapore-malay (sgvp) 24.36
7 khasi (chaubey) 25.01
8 vietnamese (xing) 25.44
9 dai-chinese (1000genomes) 26.49
10 dai (hgdp) 27
11 burmanese (chaubey) 32.12
12 garo (chaubey) 35.31
13 iban (xing) 40.49
14 samoan (xing) 42.07
15 great-andamanese (reich) 44.55
16 onge (reich) 45.3
17 tongan (xing) 45.69
18 miao (hgdp) 45.77
19 singapore-chinese (sgvp) 47.68
20 bonda (chaubey) 49.02

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 80.6% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 19.4% nepalese-c (xing) @ 2.54
2 83.2% thai (xing) + 16.8% nepalese-b (xing) @ 3.61
3 69.8% dai (hgdp) + 30.2% tharu (reich) @ 3.82
4 82.9% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 17.1% nepalese-a (xing) @ 4.21
5 82.8% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 17.2% burusho (hgdp) @ 4.26
6 82.6% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 17.4% up-muslim (harappa) @ 4.29
7 82.8% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 17.2% gujarati-muslim (harappa) @ 4.32
8 83.5% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 16.5% kashmiri-pahari (harappa) @ 4.36
9 83.2% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 16.8% punjabi (harappa) @ 4.38
10 83% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 17% kashmiri (harappa) @ 4.47
11 70.4% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 29.6% nepalese-b (xing) @ 4.47
12 83.4% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 16.6% singapore-indian-c (sgvp) @ 4.49
13 70.1% dai (hgdp) + 29.9% satnami (reich) @ 4.49
14 83.1% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 16.9% punjabi-jatt-muslim (harappa) @ 4.5
15 82.9% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 17.1% bengali-brahmin (harappa) @ 4.51
16 83.6% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 16.4% punjabi-ramgarhia (harappa) @ 4.51
17 83% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 17% bihari-muslim (harappa) @ 4.52
18 82.7% thai (xing) + 17.3% nepalese-c (xing) @ 4.54
19 72.3% dai (hgdp) + 27.7% bhil (reich) @ 4.55
20 83.9% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 16.1% gujarati (harappa) @ 4.55

[zhaoyun]

yes but i didn't notice that much in thailand..more in myanmar ..that's why i though she looks weird for a thai.. i think polynesians are not 100% asians, no? i think i've seen some results and they are like 80% only

Pretty sure she has significant Han Chinese blood like most of Thai's elite, plus makeup, that's why she looks that way. She doesn't look out of place in the ethnic Chinese communities of SE Asia, a dime a dozen really.

[zhaoyun]

they do look interesting, like a mix of sout-east asian and some caucasoid ethnicity
https://southpacificfashion.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/hairflower.jpg
https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/beautiful-hula-dancer-picture-id157743244
https://image1.masterfile.com/getImage/NzAwLTA1Mzg5MjYxZW4uMDAwMDAwMDA=AHzHMg/700-05389261en_Masterfile.jpg
http://gr8traveltips.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Polynesian-Girl.jpg

The bottom two are clearly mixed with Caucasians. Pure blooded Polynesians don't look like them, the above pictures, yes, not the bottom two.

[zhaoyun]

Very unlikely she is a 100% Thai. Sinid phenotype shows up almost exclusively among Thai's with significant Chinese heritage. Thailand is the country in South East Asia with perhaps the most extensive mixing between locals and Chinese people.

The fact that she is an actor is even more of a hint towards her heritage since Thai's with Chinese heritage make up almost anyone far up on the social ladder from politicians, to the Monarchy, business etc. The phenotypical variation within the country is staggering at times. Spend some time among poor villagers in rural areas and you'll see most people look like this;

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_tey6loce0oQ/S9ZXW2Tw3iI/AAAAAAAAAC0/lC9WKCqMMeM/s1600/gezin.JPG

https://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2011/6/29/1309372150685/Yingluck-Shinawatra-Campa-007.jpg

http://www.aljazeera.com/mritems/imagecache/mbdxxlarge/mritems/Images/2014/5/8/20145813452455580_20.jpg

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/aRqmtFP6VEE/maxresdefault.jpg

http://muaythaipros.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/buakaw-about-to-fight.jpg

Incredible how dark they can get at times, note famous Muay Thai fighter Buakaw standing next to an actual African. Very dark brown. In the middle you've got someone presumably of Chinese heritage. You can see the differences between Buakaw and him not only in skin tone but facial features as well.

I lived there for 7 years, spend years in Bangkok with mostly people of Chinese heritage and then years among poorer villagers of the darker 'native' phenotype. The differences are like night and day. Cambodians are likely what Thai's would look like if not for the massive migrations and subsequent mixing with Chinese immigrants in 18-19th century.

THIS.

The elites of Thailand, the Royal family to the political/economic elites have significant Chinese admixture, if not being 100% Chinese descent. That's why they are significantly lighter. The lady in the OP would not be out of place in Hong Kong for example.

[MethCat]

That result I would guess is reasonably average of Thai people these days.

The South Indian admixture in Thai's, Burmese and Cambodians might account for some of very dark skin, curly hair and occasionally deep set eyes and a reasonably pronounced sub-orbital ridge.

[MethCat]

Exactly my point. Good to see others aware of the complex history of the region.

[zhaoyun]

That result I would guess is reasonably average of Thai people these days.

The South Indian admixture in Thai's, Burmese and Cambodians might account for some of very dark skin, curly hair and occasionally deep set eyes and a reasonably pronounced sub-orbital ridge.

Exactly. I don't know why Westerners keep grouping East Asian and SE Asian phenotypes together like some massive and indistinct Mongoloid grouping. Honestly, the differences between groups of Asians are vaster than they are between Europeans. Not just in skin color, but facial features and so forth. Obviously there has been a history of Southern Chinese immigration to SE Asia and that has significantly influenced the phenotypes of the elites there, but just going to the local and poorer villages, you quickly see the vast difference in phenotypes. Whereas if you were in China, the urban elites look the same as the poor villagers, they are essentially of the same blood line. But that's often not the case in SE Asia, of course, it depends on the place.

[MethCat]

Yep its exactly right.

Europeans don't vary much in look compared to the greater Mongoloid race but then again Europeans aren't a race, rather a sub-race. Caucasians is the race of which Europeans adhere to. The differenences between North Mongoloids and South Mongoloids would be similar to that between Europeans and Middle, Near Easterners and North Africans. A Korean vs. an Indonesian is similar to Swede vs. Berber.

Something like that anyways.

[zhaoyun]

Yep its exactly right.

Europeans don't vary much in look compared to the greater Mongoloid race but then again Europeans aren't a race, rather a sub-race. Caucasians is the race of which Europeans adhere to. The differenences between North Mongoloids and South Mongoloids would be similar to that between Europeans and Middle, Near Easterners and North Africans. A Korean vs. an Indonesian is similar to Swede vs. Berber.

Something like that anyways.

True, that's an apt comparison. Just like how many of the Southern Caucasoids have Negroid admix, Southern Mongoloids often have Australoid admix.

[Hadouken]

A Thai's 'puntDNAL K15' gedmatch.com calculator results:

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 E_Asian 60.99
2 S_Indian 22.33
3 Caucasian 3.9
4 Oceanian 3.4
5 Beringian 1.76
6 SW_Asian 1.71
7 Siberian 1.5
8 NE_European 1.39
9 W_African 1.3
10 Amerindian 0.76
11 Omo_River 0.58
12 Horn_Of_Africa 0.38

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 Burmese 8.45
2 Singaporean 15.47
3 Cambodian 19.52
4 Filipino 22.73
5 Vietnamese 26.98
6 Chinese 32.7
7 Mongolian 37.26
8 Japanese 39.14
9 Uyghur 43.31
10 Hazara 43.48
11 Uzbek 55.59
12 Koryak 57.26
13 Turkmen 59.13
14 Nogai 62.31
15 Burusho 62.62
16 Somali_Benadiri 63.69
17 Tadjik 64.54
18 Romani 64.68
19 Bashkir 64.93
20 Pashtun 65.45

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 78.2% Cambodian + 21.8% Tamil_Nadu_SC @ 3.06
2 75.6% Filipino + 24.4% Sakilli @ 3.13
3 76% Filipino + 24% North_Kannadi @ 3.19
4 78.7% Cambodian + 21.3% Uttar_Pradesh_SC @ 3.26
5 78.4% Cambodian + 21.6% Sakilli @ 3.38
6 75.4% Filipino + 24.6% Tamil_Nadu_SC @ 3.44
7 76% Filipino + 24% Uttar_Pradesh_SC @ 3.6
8 81.8% Singaporean + 18.2% Tamil_Nadu_Brahmin @ 3.61
9 72.1% Vietnamese + 27.9% Tamil_Nadu_SC @ 3.63
10 81.6% Singaporean + 18.4% UP_Muslim @ 3.63
11 72.6% Vietnamese + 27.4% Uttar_Pradesh_SC @ 3.66
12 82.4% Singaporean + 17.6% Kanjar @ 3.68
13 78.5% Cambodian + 21.5% Tharus @ 3.68
14 78.8% Cambodian + 21.2% North_Kannadi @ 3.68
15 81.4% Singaporean + 18.6% Bengali @ 3.71
16 78.6% Cambodian + 21.4% Kanjar @ 3.73
17 82.3% Singaporean + 17.7% Tharus @ 3.73
18 81.8% Singaporean + 18.2% UP_Brahmin @ 3.8
19 77.5% Cambodian + 22.5% Bengali @ 4.02
20 76% Filipino + 24% Malayan @ 4.05

can you post his/her K9 ASI results please . also eurogenes k13

[MethCat]

True, that's an apt comparison. Just like how many of the Southern Caucasoids have Negroid admix, Southern Mongoloids often have Australoid admix.

Yes indeed. Quite odd how similar the pattern is actually.

[Iloko]

can you post his/her K9 ASI results please . also eurogenes k13


K9 ASI:
Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 SE_Asian 59.33
2 Caucausus_Hunter_Gatherer 12.84
3 Siberian_E_Asian 12.05
4 Ancestral_South_Indian 10.55
5 Eastern_Hunter_Gatherer 1.87
6 Early_Neolithic_Farmers 1.28
7 WHG 1.05
8 SW_Asian 0.54
9 W_African 0.48

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 Sherpa 6.84
2 Kusunda 8.13
3 Tibet-refugees 19.44
4 Naga 23.24
5 Mongola 26.01
6 Dai 34.12
7 Uygur 34.95
8 Kharia 36.38
9 Hazara 37.17
10 Kyrgyz 38
11 Ho 38.11
12 Papuan 43.55
13 Altaian 44.54
14 Ust_Ishim 45.61
15 Uzbek 45.89
16 Ami 46.13
17 Hazara_Afghan 46.64
18 Turkmen 51.2
19 Turkmen_Afghan 51.78
20 Bengali 51.98

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 76.1% Kusunda + 23.9% Naga @ 3.75
2 72.8% Kusunda + 27.2% Tibet-refugees @ 3.89
3 56.3% Sherpa + 43.7% Kusunda @ 4.24
4 78.9% Kusunda + 21.1% Mongola @ 4.37
5 61.4% Naga + 38.6% Kharia @ 5.24
6 84.9% Kusunda + 15.1% Dai @ 5.51
7 62.6% Naga + 37.4% Ho @ 5.55
8 90.3% Sherpa + 9.7% Kharia @ 5.66
9 91.2% Sherpa + 8.8% Ho @ 5.8
10 69.6% Naga + 30.4% Bengali @ 5.8
11 92.8% Sherpa + 7.2% Papuan @ 5.98
12 89.8% Kusunda + 10.2% Ami @ 6.23
13 95.4% Sherpa + 4.6% Paniyas @ 6.28
14 94.5% Sherpa + 5.5% Ami @ 6.29
15 96.3% Sherpa + 3.7% Puliyar @ 6.38
16 95.6% Sherpa + 4.4% Bengali @ 6.42
17 95.1% Sherpa + 4.9% Ust_Ishim @ 6.43
18 97% Sherpa + 3% Great_Andamanese @ 6.46
19 94.3% Sherpa + 5.7% Dai @ 6.53
20 97.9% Sherpa + 2.1% Sardinian @ 6.62

...


Eurogenes K13:
Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 East_Asian 65.33
2 South_Asian 22.18
3 Baltic 3.35
4 Oceanian 2.37
5 East_Med 1.97
6 Amerindian 1.72
7 Siberian 1.39
8 Northeast_African 1.26
9 Red_Sea 0.39
10 Sub-Saharan 0.05

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 Malay 10.83
2 Cambodian 13.89
3 Tibeto-Burman_Burmese 14.32
4 Lahu 24.52
5 Vietnamese 26.88
6 Yizu 29.18
7 Miaozu 29.52
8 Tujia 30.29
9 Dai 30.4
10 Naxi 30.4
11 She 30.92
12 Tu 34.09
13 Japanese 37
14 Xibo 45.07
15 Hezhen 46.65
16 Uygur 50.89
17 Hazara 55.52
18 Aghan_Hazara 57.57
19 Austroasiatic_Ho 59.09
20 Uzbeki 59.41

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 85.9% Cambodian + 14.1% Chamar @ 3.61
2 85.5% Cambodian + 14.5% North_Kannadi @ 3.62
3 85.2% Cambodian + 14.8% Uttar_Pradesh @ 3.71
4 85.5% Cambodian + 14.5% Kol @ 3.72
5 84.9% Cambodian + 15.1% Chenchu @ 3.75
6 85.4% Cambodian + 14.6% Kanjar @ 3.87
7 85.3% Cambodian + 14.7% Dharkar @ 3.9
8 85.8% Cambodian + 14.2% Sakilli @ 3.98
9 85.5% Cambodian + 14.5% Dusadh @ 4
10 86% Cambodian + 14% Piramalai @ 4.01
11 83.6% Cambodian + 16.4% Bangladeshi @ 4.03
12 85.8% Cambodian + 14.2% Kurumba @ 4.17
13 85.8% Cambodian + 14.2% Velamas @ 4.21
14 89.1% Malay + 10.9% Chamar @ 4.27
15 88.8% Malay + 11.2% Kol @ 4.31
16 88.6% Malay + 11.4% Uttar_Pradesh @ 4.32
17 88.9% Malay + 11.1% North_Kannadi @ 4.33
18 88.3% Malay + 11.7% Chenchu @ 4.33
19 85.3% Cambodian + 14.7% Kshatriya @ 4.34
20 88.7% Malay + 11.3% Dharkar @ 4.42

[Hadouken]

thanks shazou

[Seya]

Yep its exactly right.

Europeans don't vary much in look compared to the greater Mongoloid race but then again Europeans aren't a race, rather a sub-race. Caucasians is the race of which Europeans adhere to. The differenences between North Mongoloids and South Mongoloids would be similar to that between Europeans and Middle, Near Easterners and North Africans. A Korean vs. an Indonesian is similar to Swede vs. Berber.

Something like that anyways.

i think the difference between european ethnicities can be quite dramatic
https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3480/5693686859_b8d1ba145e_b.jpg
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/da/60/13/da6013298ee63a4e0d4e39893ed12782--hair-undercut-blonde-long-hair.jpg

[Iloko]

Pink = Proto-Malay
Blue = Austronesian
Orange = Generic East/Northeast Asian

https://i.imgur.com/NrKMy9U.jpg

[Odin]

Mixed (Nord-Sinid + something else).

[aherne]

Chinese - Thai mix. Typical upper class look...

[sankeby]

I just came across a Korean woman who has a similar look. I assumed she was of mixed race myself:

https://i.imgur.com/ArmH6cD.png

https://plastytalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Park-Gyuri-plastic-surgery-korea-kpop-Kara-1.jpg

[KuakoVoice]

i think the difference between european ethnicities can be quite dramatic
https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3480/5693686859_b8d1ba145e_b.jpg
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/da/60/13/da6013298ee63a4e0d4e39893ed12782--hair-undercut-blonde-long-hair.jpg

That's just a pigmentation difference.Those two actual features are still quite similar.Compare to native Indonesians vs Chinese Indonesians

https://ibb.co/68mrtGN
https://ibb.co/rdr7XhH

[aherne]

I lived there for 7 years, spend years in Bangkok with mostly people of Chinese heritage and then years among poorer villagers of the darker 'native' phenotype. The differences are like night and day. Cambodians are likely what Thai's would look like if not for the massive migrations and subsequent mixing with Chinese immigrants in 18-19th century.

Sound observations: I've noticed the same patterns. Chinese Thais, even when mixed, are very different from Thais (or Malays). I didn't have any problem spotting even half-chinese (they are plentiful in Bangkok but very few in the countryside): even they are visible minority, let alone full Chinese.

But not all unmixed Thais are dark: there are light(er) individuals too, but the average equals to central/southern India.

https://c8.alamy.com/comp/X9XYN1/thailand-isan-surin-sikhoraphum-temple-people-X9XYN1.jpg
https://api.time.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/482435985.jpg

[decordoba]

The diversity of Thai people is high, they are a mix of:
---
Shan (kon yai), northern Thailand
Lao
Cambodian
Malay
Palaung
Chinese