Admixture models using Dzudzuana,Villabruna,AG3,Baikal,Mbuti for the four corners of Europe.

[Voskos]

The admixture proportions are from the Dzudzuana paper on biorxiv.(Lazaridis et al.)

Greece&Cyprus


GR

6,6% Villabruna
72,1% Dzudzuana
15,8% AG3
3,2% Laike Baikal EN
2,3% Mbuti

CY

3.5% Villabruna
75,1% Dzudzuana
13,5% AG3
2,4% Lake Baikal EN
5,9% Mbuti


Basques

16% Villabruna
60,2% Dzudzuana
18,4 AG3
2,7% Lake Baikal EN
2,7% Mbuti

Irish

14,6% Villabruna
54,7% Dzudzuana
24,9% AG3
3,3% Laike Baikal EN
2,5% Mbuti

Russian

14% Villabruna
49,7% Dzudzuana
27,3% AG3
7,4% Lake Baikal
1,7% Mbuti

[Voskos]

"The earliest ancient DNA data of modern humans from Europe dates to ~40 thousand years ago, but that from the Caucasus and the Near East to only ~14 thousand years ago, from populations who lived long after the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) ~26.5-19 thousand years ago. To address this imbalance and to better understand the relationship of Europeans and Near Easterners, we report genome-wide data from two ~26 thousand year old individuals from Dzudzuana Cave in Georgia in the Caucasus from around the beginning of the LGM. Surprisingly, the Dzudzuana population was more closely related to early agriculturalists from western Anatolia ~8 thousand years ago than to the hunter-gatherers of the Caucasus from the same region of western Georgia of ~13-10 thousand years ago. Most of the Dzudzuana population's ancestry was deeply related to the post-glacial western European hunter-gatherers of the 'Villabruna cluster', but it also had ancestry from a lineage that had separated from the great majority of non-African populations before they separated from each other, proving that such 'Basal Eurasians' were present in West Eurasia twice as early as previously recorded. We document major population turnover in the Near East after the time of Dzudzuana, showing that the highly differentiated Holocene populations of the region were formed by 'Ancient North Eurasian' admixture into the Caucasus and Iran and North African admixture into the Natufians of the Levant. We finally show that the Dzudzuana population contributed the majority of the ancestry of post-Ice Age people in the Near East, North Africa, and even parts of Europe, thereby becoming the largest single contributor of ancestry of all present-day West Eurasians."

[Lucas]

The admixture proportions are from the Dzudzuana paper on biorxiv.(Lazaridis et al.)

Greece&Cyprus


GR

6,6% Villabruna
72,1% Dzudzuana
15,8% AG3
3,2% Laike Baikal EN
2,3% Mbuti

CY

3.5% Villabruna
75,1% Dzudzuana
13,5% AG3
2,4% Lake Baikal EN
5,9% Mbuti


Basques

16% Villabruna
60,2% Dzudzuana
18,4 AG3
2,7% Lake Baikal EN
2,7% Mbuti

Irish

14,6% Villabruna
54,7% Dzudzuana
24,9% AG3
3,3% Laike Baikal EN
2,5% Mbuti

Russian

14% Villabruna
49,7% Dzudzuana
27,3% AG3
7,4% Lake Baikal
1,7% Mbuti

Post more models if avaialable.

[Voskos]

Polish

16,1% Villabruna
51,8% Dzudzuana
25,9% AG3
3,6% Baikal EN
2,5% Mbuti

Lithuanian

18,9% Villabruna
46,6% Dzudzuana
29,1% AG3
3,2% Baikal EN
2,3% Mbuti

[Lucas]

Polish

16,1% Villabruna
51,8% Dzudzuana
25,9% AG3
3,6% Baikal EN
2,5% Mbuti

Lithuanian

18,9% Villabruna
46,6% Dzudzuana
29,1% AG3
3,2% Baikal EN
2,3% Mbuti

Can you give link to paper, I will make PCA from those values.

[Voskos]

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/423079v1.supplementary-material

Download Supplementary information pdf.
Go to page 61 of pdf "Feasible models with N=5 sources"