What is the average Latin American and South American based on this data ?

[samario]

There was plenty of different studies with different results but none that strayed to far from the ones I’m showing some I’m bound to get many of my favorite critics over that to “correct me”

I think they are OK for the most part.

I'm surprised at Paraguay, though. I thought their SSA was like that of Chile but it's just like ours.

[gixajo]

I want to know the rough estimation for South America only this time, Which includes, Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela, The Southern Cone and the Andean region.

European 52,9%-Amerindian 33.9%-Africa 12,8% (99,6%)----53/34/13


Edit:52,9 not 53,9

[Thetruth]

I think they are OK for the most part.

I'm surprised at Paraguay, though. I thought their SSA was like that of Chile but it's just like ours.

Paraguay shifted from 3.2% to 9% in terms of African ancestry no more then that on the studies I saw, Colombia has even more on other various studies then Paraguay.

[Thetruth]

European 53,9%-Amerindian 33.9%-Africa 12,8% (99,6%)

Yeah a lot of the studies are like that, just half way incomplete, I kinda had to fill in some of the blanks or take a rough estimate of what it actually is in order to make it complete

[gixajo]

Yeah a lot of the studies are like that, just half way incomplete, I kinda had to fill in some of the blanks or take a rough estimate of what it actually is in order to make it complete

I edited it, it´s 52,9 not 53,9.

[Thetruth]

I edited it, it´s 52,9 not 53,9.

Seems pretty good to me, 53/34/13=100%

[gixajo]

So the winner is...

Spoiler!

53/34/13

•Nicaragua
Genetics on average: 52.1% European, 34.3% Amerindian and 13.6% African

[gixajo]

Seems pretty good to me, 53/34/13=100%

Estoy con la luz apagada tecleando y medio muerto de sueño, igual metí la pata, pero paso de repasarlo.

[samario]

Paraguay shifted from 3.2% to 9% in terms of African ancestry no more then that on the studies I saw, Colombia has even more on other various studies then Paraguay.

Probably, but I think the SSA depicted in this thread is accurate for Colombia as a whole in broader terms. It also depends on the specific population surveyed on the study but for the most part, numbers seem reasonable!

Very accurate, in fact.

[Thetruth]

Probably, but I think the SSA depicted in this thread is accurate for Colombia as a whole in broader terms. It also depends on the specific population surveyed on the study but for the most part, numbers seem reasonable!

Agreed plus I think Colombia is one of the most throughly studies countries in Latin America in comparison to Paraguay that’s kinda ignored lol. Brazil and Mexico along with Colombia is one of the most populous regions in Latin America at almost 80,000,000 people(with Venezuela included), makes sense why that region is so studied and well calculated.