What SE Asians have the most Caucasoid/ West Eurasian admixture?

[The Lawspeaker]

Filipinos. Easily.

[Maguzanci]

Filipinos are negroes even american amerindians have way more Caucasian admixture then them.

Getting back to the question I would say without a doubt Singaporeans.

Singaporeans, if you don't count Indians, don't have the most Caucasoid admix. Chinese Singaporeans who are the majority of the population don't have Caucasoid admix while the Malays have some Western admix (from their ancient Indian ancestry).

First girl is originally from Thailand. She is not Singaporean.

[Maguzanci]

Filipinos. Easily.

Believe it or not, most Pinos have very little like 1-3% to zero Caucasoid/Euro admix. The Spaniards did not have much genetic impact on the Philippines as much as the religious and cultural impact on the locals.

I think it is the Burmese followed by Malay and possibly Thai (not counting the Chinese descent and admixed ones who make a very huge percentage of the country's population ) who has the most Caucasoid in the SE Asia.

[KuakoVoice]

Aceh People

https://imgur.com/a/2KIyqmh

Do they look Caucasoid admixed?

[KuakoVoice]

Filipinos. Easily.

East Timor has even more Iberian influence than the Phillipines. They still speak Portuguese in Timor,and they are literally ruled by Portuguese Mestizos to this day.A small island would have Colonist blood go much further than a big populous country like the Phillipines. Guam is similar to Timor Leste too,more Iberian influence than the Phillipines in total.

[The Lawspeaker]

East Timor has even more Iberian influence than the Phillipines. They still speak Portuguese in Timor,and they are literally ruled by Portuguese Mestizos to this day.A small island would have Colonist blood go much further than a big populous country like the Phillipines. Guam is similar to Timor Leste too,more Iberian influence than the Phillipines in total.

And we should not forget that there are between 3 to 5 million Indonesians (from all islands but mainly Java) in Indonesia, Australia, the United States and, of course, the Netherlands, who have mixed European heritage as well (Indische Nederlanders). Ambonese as well (there are quite a few of them here in the Netherlands).

[Sora]

Indonesians, I think. Because I've seen some Indonesian results and most of them were among 70%-75% Mongoloid and a lot more Caucasoid than other SE Asian results.

For example: an Indonesian(half Achehnese half Javanese):

# Population Percent
1 SE-Asian 62.63
2 S-Indian 17.01
3 Baloch 5.14
4 NE-Asian 5.1
5 Papuan 2.91
6 Caucasian 2.16
7 Siberian 1.94
8 NE-Euro 1.38
9 American 0.83
10 Beringian 0.75
11 Pygmy 0.14

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 thai (xing) 7.84
2 cambodian (hgdp) 11.36
3 singapore-malay (sgvp) 11.66
4 khmer-cambodian (xing) 12.78
5 iban (xing) 26.81
6 dai (hgdp) 28.39
7 dai-chinese (1000genomes) 29.42
8 kinh (1000genomes) 31.49
9 samoan (xing) 33.97
10 lahu (hgdp) 34.21
11 vietnamese (xing) 34.87
12 khasi (chaubey) 38.54
13 tongan (xing) 39.26
14 burmanese (chaubey) 48.45
15 garo (chaubey) 51.47
16 bonda (chaubey) 51.59
17 juang (chaubey) 51.7
18 great-andamanese (reich) 52.74
19 onge (reich) 52.77
20 kharia (chaubey) 58.16

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 86.1% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.9% srivastava (reich) @ 1.91
2 86.3% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.7% tharu (metspalu) @ 1.92
3 86.3% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.7% up-muslim (metspalu) @ 1.92
4 85.9% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 14.1% caribbean-indian (harappa) @ 1.93
5 86.6% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.4% lodi (reich) @ 1.95
6 86.1% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.9% ap-hyderabad (harappa) @ 1.97
7 86.3% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.7% andhra-pradesh (harappa) @ 2
8 86.7% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.3% hallaki (reich) @ 2
9 86.7% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.3% kol (metspalu) @ 2
10 86.6% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.4% up-scheduled-caste (metspalu) @ 2.01
11 86.4% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.6% kanjar (metspalu) @ 2.01
12 85.9% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 14.1% bihari (harappa) @ 2.03
13 86.8% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.2% kurumba (metspalu) @ 2.05
14 86.5% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.5% tamil-nadu-scheduled-caste (metspalu) @ 2.06
15 86.4% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.6% karnataka (harappa) @ 2.06
16 86.6% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.4% dusadh (metspalu) @ 2.06
17 86.3% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.7% sinhalese (harappa) @ 2.07
18 86.8% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.2% velama (reich) @ 2.08
19 86.8% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.2% piramalai-kallar (metspalu) @ 2.09
20 86.8% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.2% naidu (reich) @ 2.1

Khmer Cambodian:

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 SE-Asian 62.32
2 NE-Asian 18.14
3 S-Indian 11.87
4 Baloch 2.35
5 Papuan 1.37
6 Beringian 1.12
7 Siberian 0.99
8 NE-Euro 0.84
9 American 0.48
10 Mediterranean 0.45
11 Pygmy 0.07

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 khmer-cambodian (xing) 3.19
2 thai (xing) 7
3 cambodian (hgdp) 11.86
4 singapore-malay (sgvp) 15.04
5 dai (hgdp) 16.59
6 dai-chinese (1000genomes) 16.97
7 kinh (1000genomes) 18.1
8 lahu (hgdp) 21.26
9 vietnamese (xing) 21.61
10 iban (xing) 30
11 khasi (chaubey) 36.64
12 samoan (xing) 37.26
13 burmanese (chaubey) 40.59
14 tongan (xing) 42.36
15 garo (chaubey) 43.57
16 miao (hgdp) 48.28
17 singapore-chinese (sgvp) 50.27
18 she (hgdp) 52.53
19 chinese (xing) 52.68
20 han-chinese-south (1000genomes) 53.81

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 73.3% thai (xing) + 26.7% kinh (1000genomes) @ 2.56
2 90.8% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 9.2% kinh (1000genomes) @ 2.62
3 92.4% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 7.6% vietnamese (xing) @ 2.66
4 90.8% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 9.2% dai-chinese (1000genomes) @ 2.7
5 91.1% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 8.9% dai (hgdp) @ 2.75
6 72.2% thai (xing) + 27.8% dai-chinese (1000genomes) @ 2.77
7 93.1% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 6.9% lahu (hgdp) @ 2.78
8 97.2% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 2.8% singapore-chinese (sgvp) @ 2.85
9 97.1% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 2.9% miao (hgdp) @ 2.85
10 97.4% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 2.6% she (hgdp) @ 2.85
11 97.5% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 2.5% han-chinese-south (1000genomes) @ 2.86
12 98.3% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 1.7% brahui (hgdp) @ 2.86
13 97.4% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 2.6% chinese (xing) @ 2.87
14 97.5% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 2.5% han (hgdp) @ 2.87
15 97.7% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 2.3% chinese-american (hapmap) @ 2.88
16 97.7% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 2.3% tujia (hgdp) @ 2.89
17 98.3% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 1.7% makrani (hgdp) @ 2.9
18 98.4% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 1.6% balochi (hgdp) @ 2.91
19 98.2% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 1.8% chinese-beijing (1000genomes) @ 2.93
20 98.8% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 1.2% japanese (1000genomes) @ 2.95

a Malay from Malaysia:

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 SE-Asian 60.71
2 NE-Asian 15.31
3 S-Indian 11.82
4 Papuan 5.17
5 Siberian 3.01
6 Baloch 2.31
7 Mediterranean 0.6
8 SW-Asian 0.46
9 NE-Euro 0.24
10 American 0.14
11 Beringian 0.13
12 E-African 0.09

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 khmer-cambodian (xing) 5.86
2 thai (xing) 5.96
3 cambodian (hgdp) 11.93
4 singapore-malay (sgvp) 13.93
5 dai (hgdp) 19.88
6 dai-chinese (1000genomes) 20.31
7 kinh (1000genomes) 21.22
8 lahu (hgdp) 23.56
9 vietnamese (xing) 24.3
10 iban (xing) 29.91
11 samoan (xing) 32.86
12 khasi (chaubey) 35.89
13 tongan (xing) 37.65
14 burmanese (chaubey) 40.97
15 garo (chaubey) 44.02
16 miao (hgdp) 50.14
17 singapore-chinese (sgvp) 52.17
18 onge (reich) 53.75
19 great-andamanese (reich) 53.94
20 she (hgdp) 54.4

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 75% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 25% burmanese (chaubey) @ 2.84
2 94.9% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 5.1% melanesian (hgdp) @ 2.85
3 96.2% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 3.8% papuan (hgdp) @ 2.98
4 76.4% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 23.6% garo (chaubey) @ 3.16
5 95.1% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 4.9% aus (reich) @ 3.21
6 83.3% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 16.7% nepalese-b (xing) @ 3.24
7 88.7% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 11.3% tongan (xing) @ 3.39
8 86.5% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.5% nysha (reich) @ 3.75
9 87.9% khmer-cambodian (xing) + 12.1% samoan (xing) @ 3.77
10 86.1% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.9% tibet (simonson) @ 3.79
11 86.6% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.4% aonaga (reich) @ 3.94
12 86.3% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.7% naga (metspalu) @ 3.98
13 84.9% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 15.1% tu (hgdp) @ 4.08
14 69.5% iban (xing) + 30.5% nepalese-b (xing) @ 4.11
15 84.1% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 15.9% naxi (hgdp) @ 4.35
16 84% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 16% yi (hgdp) @ 4.46
17 87.8% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 12.2% japanese (xing) @ 4.55
18 85.9% cambodian (hgdp) + 14.1% nepalese-b (xing) @ 4.57
19 86.2% thai (xing) + 13.8% vietnamese (xing) @ 4.57
20 96.1% thai (xing) + 3.9% melanesian (hgdp) @ 4.59

Indonesian(Achehnese):

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 SE-Asian 62.44
2 S-Indian 15.73
3 Papuan 4.11
4 NE-Asian 3.42
5 Baloch 3.23
6 Caucasian 2.7
7 Siberian 2.49
8 NE-Euro 2.31
9 Mediterranean 1.09
10 American 1.07
11 Beringian 0.78
12 SW-Asian 0.41
13 San 0.22

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 thai (xing) 9
2 singapore-malay (sgvp) 11.23
3 cambodian (hgdp) 11.59
4 khmer-cambodian (xing) 13.91
5 iban (xing) 26.22
6 dai (hgdp) 29.19
7 dai-chinese (1000genomes) 30.28
8 samoan (xing) 32
9 kinh (1000genomes) 32.51
10 lahu (hgdp) 35.19
11 vietnamese (xing) 35.85
12 tongan (xing) 37.34
13 khasi (chaubey) 39.55
14 burmanese (chaubey) 49.51
15 bonda (chaubey) 52.28
16 juang (chaubey) 52.37
17 garo (chaubey) 52.54
18 onge (reich) 53.15
19 great-andamanese (reich) 53.18
20 kharia (chaubey) 58.83

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 86.7% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.3% tharu (reich) @ 3.52
2 86.8% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.2% sri-lankan (harappa) @ 3.53
3 87% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13% caribbean-indian (harappa) @ 3.55
4 87.1% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 12.9% srivastava (reich) @ 3.57
5 86.6% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.4% cochin-jew (behar) @ 3.63
6 87.1% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 12.9% vaish (reich) @ 3.69
7 86.7% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.3% bihari-muslim (harappa) @ 3.69
8 87.2% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 12.8% ap-hyderabad (harappa) @ 3.7
9 87% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13% bihari (harappa) @ 3.7
10 86.6% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.4% bengali-brahmin (harappa) @ 3.7
11 87% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13% up (harappa) @ 3.73
12 87% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13% brahmin-uttar-pradesh (metspalu) @ 3.74
13 87.4% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 12.6% up-muslim (metspalu) @ 3.76
14 87% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13% karnataka-brahmin (harappa) @ 3.79
15 86.6% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 13.4% bene-israel-jew (behar) @ 3.82
16 87.4% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 12.6% andhra-pradesh (harappa) @ 3.82
17 87.4% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 12.6% tharu (metspalu) @ 3.82
18 87.2% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 12.8% maharashtrian (harappa) @ 3.83
19 87.3% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 12.7% ap-brahmin (xing) @ 3.84
20 87.3% singapore-malay (sgvp) + 12.7% tamil (harappa) @ 3.84

Filipino:

# Population Percent
1 SE-Asian 57.83
2 NE-Asian 28.95
3 Papuan 3.4
4 Baloch 2.82
5 S-Indian 2.78
6 NE-Euro 1.33
7 Mediterranean 0.99
8 E-African 0.81
9 SW-Asian 0.73
10 Pygmy 0.34

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 kinh (1000genomes) 7.98
2 vietnamese (xing) 9.65
3 lahu (hgdp) 9.98
4 dai-chinese (1000genomes) 11.84
5 dai (hgdp) 13.42
6 khmer-cambodian (xing) 16.1
7 thai (xing) 19.78
8 cambodian (hgdp) 23.76
9 singapore-malay (sgvp) 26.46
10 burmanese (chaubey) 34.46
11 miao (hgdp) 36.52
12 garo (chaubey) 37.77
13 khasi (chaubey) 38
14 singapore-chinese (sgvp) 38.53
15 iban (xing) 39.31
16 she (hgdp) 40.82
17 samoan (xing) 40.89
18 chinese (xing) 41.07
19 han-chinese-south (1000genomes) 42.16
20 han (hgdp) 42.52

Vietnamese(Kinh):

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 SE-Asian 60.23
2 NE-Asian 35.73
3 S-Indian 2.42
4 Siberian 0.75
5 Caucasian 0.32
6 SW-Asian 0.25
7 Papuan 0.21
8 Baloch 0.1

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 kinh (1000genomes) 1.8
2 vietnamese (xing) 3.42
3 lahu (hgdp) 5.74
4 dai-chinese (1000genomes) 9.83
5 dai (hgdp) 12.35
6 khmer-cambodian (xing) 20.48
7 thai (xing) 25.13
8 cambodian (hgdp) 27.92
9 singapore-malay (sgvp) 31.09
10 miao (hgdp) 32.53
11 singapore-chinese (sgvp) 34.5
12 burmanese (chaubey) 34.78
13 she (hgdp) 36.82
14 chinese (xing) 37.19
15 garo (chaubey) 37.53
16 han-chinese-south (1000genomes) 38.25
17 han (hgdp) 38.67
18 khasi (chaubey) 41.32
19 chinese-american (hapmap) 42.27
20 iban (xing) 42.39

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 97.7% kinh (1000genomes) + 2.3% nysha (reich) @ 0.61
2 97.7% kinh (1000genomes) + 2.3% tibet (simonson) @ 0.62
3 97.1% kinh (1000genomes) + 2.9% naxi (hgdp) @ 0.62
4 97.7% kinh (1000genomes) + 2.3% aonaga (reich) @ 0.63
5 97.7% kinh (1000genomes) + 2.3% naga (metspalu) @ 0.63
6 97% kinh (1000genomes) + 3% yi (hgdp) @ 0.64
7 97.3% kinh (1000genomes) + 2.7% tu (hgdp) @ 0.64
8 97.3% kinh (1000genomes) + 2.7% japanese (hgdp) @ 0.68
9 97.3% kinh (1000genomes) + 2.7% han-nchina (hgdp) @ 0.68
10 97.1% kinh (1000genomes) + 2.9% chinese-beijing (1000genomes) @ 0.72
11 98.1% kinh (1000genomes) + 1.9% japanese (1000genomes) @ 0.75
12 97.4% kinh (1000genomes) + 2.6% xibo (hgdp) @ 0.75
13 96.3% kinh (1000genomes) + 3.7% tujia (hgdp) @ 0.76
14 95.8% kinh (1000genomes) + 4.2% chinese (xing) @ 0.77
15 96.3% kinh (1000genomes) + 3.7% chinese-american (hapmap) @ 0.77
16 96% kinh (1000genomes) + 4% han (hgdp) @ 0.78
17 95.2% kinh (1000genomes) + 4.8% miao (hgdp) @ 0.79
18 95.9% kinh (1000genomes) + 4.1% han-chinese-south (1000genomes) @ 0.79
19 95.5% kinh (1000genomes) + 4.5% singapore-chinese (sgvp) @ 0.8
20 95.8% kinh (1000genomes) + 4.2% she (hgdp) @ 0.8

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Thailand and Phillipines have some types that look half way

Phillipines because of spanish

Thailand its a mistery

[KirillMazur]

Filipinos are known for having the largest breast size on average in Southeast Asia. I think the Caucasoid admixture is “to blame” for this.

[The Lawspeaker]

Filipinos are known for having the largest breast size on average in Southeast Asia. I think the Caucasoid admixture is “to blame” for this.

In the case of my fiancee: she is as well-shaped in that department as your average European woman. But not all of them though.. most women there seem to have a much smaller chest.