Why the new "West Central Asian" component?
Is this part of previous "Caucasus"?
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Why the new "West Central Asian" component?
Is this part of previous "Caucasus"?
http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g1...bru293/K13.png
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North European 58.77%
Mediterranean 29.78%
West Central Asian 5.15%
Caucasus 3.32%
South Asian 1.07%
Southwest Asian 0.93%
Amerindian 0.62%
West African 0.16%
East Siberian 0.08%
Northeast African -
North Eurasian -
Pygmy -
East Asian -
Here's my K13:
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7137/7...1f51ab30_z.jpg
And my hunter vs farmer:
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7250/7...18ecce79_z.jpg
It's interesting to note that no matter which test I run, I come up with zero African and zero Amerindian. So much for us 'admixed' old stock Americans.
This list was posted by Polako over at the biodiversity forum (ABF) :
K9
South Asian - South India
Caucasus - Georgia
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
North Amerindian + Arctic - Northwest America
Siberian - Central Siberia
Mediterranean - Sardinia
East Asian - East China
West African - Nigeria
North European - Lithuania
K10
South Asian - South India
Caucasus - Georgia
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
North Amerindian + Arctic - Northwest America
Siberian - Central Siberia
Mediterranean - Sardinia
East Asian - East China
West African - Nigeria
East European - Belarus
North Atlantic - Ireland
K11
South Asian - South India
Caucasus - Georgia
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
North Amerindian + Arctic - Northwest America
Siberian - Central Siberia
Mediterranean - Sardinia
East Asian - East China
West African - Nigeria
Volga-Ural - Western Volga
South Baltic - Lithuania
North Atlantic - Ireland
K12
South Asian - South India
Caucasus - Georgia
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
North Amerindian + Arctic - Northwest America
Siberian - Central Siberia
Mediterranean - Sardinia
East Asian - East China
West African - Nigeria
Volga-Ural - Western Volga
South Baltic - Lithuania
Western European - Western Ireland
North Sea - Southern Norway
K12b_new
Western European - Cornwall
Siberian - Central Siberia
East African - North Kenya
West Central Asian - Balochistan
South Asian - South India
West African - Nigeria
Caucasus - Georgia
Finnish - East Finland
Mediterranean - Sardinia
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
Baltic - Belarus
East Asian - East China
K13
North European - Lithuania
West Africa - Nigeria
Northeast African - Ethiopia Oromo
North Eurasian - Central Siberia
South Asian - South India
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
Pygmy - Mbuti Pygmy
Caucasus - Georgia
East Siberian - Koryaks
East Asian - East China
Amerindian - South America
West Central Asian - Balochistan
K13
Caucasus 37.66%
Mediterranean 20.40%
West Central Asian 18.41%
North European 8.75%
Southwest Asian 6.88%
North Eurasian 3.20%
East Asian 1.99%
South Asian 1.46%
Northeast African 0.98%
East Siberian 0.22%
Pygmy 0.06%
West African 0%
Amerindian 0%
http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/840/k13t.png
Well, you do have some Anatolian stuff;) Then again your level of admix is pretty normal for Euros.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allenson
The Eurogenes components maps:
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http://bga101.blogspot.com.au/2012/0...eurogenes.html
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First of all, below is a list of the geographic locations or ethnic groups in which the clusters from the Eurogenes' Gedmatch tests peak. I can't post any population averages or maps at present, but will do so as soon as possible. I really need more people to fill in their ancestry details at Gedmatch when they run these tests, otherwise producing more detailed guides won't be possible.
K9
South Asian - South India
Caucasus - Georgia
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
North Amerindian + Arctic - Northwest America
Siberian - Central Siberia
Mediterranean - Sardinia
East Asian - Eastern China
West African - Nigeria
North European - Lithuania
K10
South Asian - South India
Caucasus - Georgia
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
North Amerindian + Arctic - Northwest America
Siberian - Central Siberia
Mediterranean - Sardinia
East Asian - Eastern China
West African - Nigeria
East European - Belarus
North Atlantic - Ireland
K11
South Asian - South India
Caucasus - Georgia
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
North Amerindian + Arctic - Northwest America
Siberian - Central Siberia
Mediterranean - Sardinia
East Asian - Eastern China
West African - Nigeria
Volga-Ural - Western Volga
South Baltic - Lithuania
North Atlantic - Ireland
K12
South Asian - South India
Caucasus - Georgia
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
North Amerindian + Arctic - Northwest America
Siberian - Central Siberia
Mediterranean - Sardinia
East Asian - Eastern China
West African - Nigeria
Volga-Ural - Western Volga
South Baltic - Lithuania
Western European - Western Ireland
North Sea - Southern Norway
K12b
Western European - Cornwall
Siberian - Central Siberia
East African - Masaai
West Central Asian - Balochistan
South Asian - South India
West African - Nigeria
Caucasus - Georgia
Finnish - Eastern Finland
Mediterranean - Sardinia
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
North European - Lithuania
East Asian - Eastern China
K13
North European - Lithuania
West African - Nigeria
Northeast African - Ethiopia Oromo
North Eurasian - Central Siberia
South Asian - South India
Southwest Asian - Bedouin
Pygmy - Mbuti Pygmy
Caucasus - Georgia
East Siberian - Koryaks
East Asian - Eastern China
Amerindian - South America
West Central Asian - Balochistan
Hunter-Gatherer vs. Farmer (Gedmatch edition)
Anatolian Farmer - Western Caucasus
Baltic Hunter Gatherer - Lithuania
Middle Eastern Herder - Bedouin
East Asian Farmer - Eastern China
South American Hunter Gatherer - South America
South Asian Hunter Gatherer - South India
North Eurasian Hunter Gatherer - Central Siberia
East African Pastoralist - Masaai
Oceanian Hunter Gatherer - Papua New Guinea
Mediterranean Farmer - Sardinia
Pygmy Hunter Gatherer - Mbuti Pygmy
Bantu Farmer - West Africa
Now, the K12 test is the most useful analysis in the context of my project, which focuses on the genetic substructures of groups from north of the Alps and Carpathians. Therefore, most of this post will be dedicated to that test, and especially to the European and West Eurasian clusters it features. Indeed, below is an MDS plot showing synthetic samples made from the allele frequencies of the seven West Eurasian clusters from the K12.
http://img802.imageshack.us/img802/2...weclusters.png
It's pretty easy to see what's going on there. The four North European clusters are positioned close together on the left of the plot. However, the Western European and North Sea clusters both show significant affinity to the Mediterranean cluster, by pulling towards its direction.
Note also that the Mediterranean and Caucasus clusters are placed about half way between the South Baltic and Southwest Asian clusters across dimension one. This is in line with geography, because the Mediterranean Basin and Caucasus Mountains are located between Northern Europe and the Middle East.
However, the Mediterranean and Caucasus clusters are sharply differentiated across dimension two. This also fits geography, because there's obviously a huge distance between the populations of the Western Mediterranean (in which the Mediterranean cluster peaks) and the Caucasus.
More to come...