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Genetic "balanced" Mulato Latinos with Pictures and genetic results.
They aren't 50/50 white/African.They will have some amerindian or unassigned results thrown in.
Dominican
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Close enough.
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The first one is 31% African...the last one is 62% African
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Dominican
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Dominican
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Originally Posted by cmv88
The first one is 31% African...the last one is 62% African
Only the second and third ones are balanced mulattoes. The last three are 60%-70% African and less than 32% European.
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That's my homie Macorisano from ABF. I've seen pictures of his brother and he looks more European admixed than himself. More like a quadroon.Close enough.
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they are
31% African Brazilian
46.6% African Dominican
44.6% African Dominican
59.7 African Brazilian
60.2% African Dominican
63.3% African Dominican
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Puerto Rican
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Why is black admixture so hard to dilute?
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