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It would take too much time to explain, you can start here : https://www.nature.com/articles/nature12736
But yes natives having ANE would also likely show an ancient West Eurasian component going back and deep enough, if you check where they land on a PCA, they are pretty much in the middle of Eurasia.
A Creole average with a low Z-Score would be pretty hard to come by for either Réunion or Mauritius considering how vast the mixes can get. If I had to estimate based on results i've seen for Réunion, maybe 40% Euro, 20% African, 20% South Asian, 10% East Asian and the remaining 10% being miscellaneous West Asian/Polynesian/Melanesian
I would say that overall, Réunion is similar to Mauritius in terms of the composition of Creole mixes


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Creoles of these two places are literally quadriracials or pentaracials. They are genetically more diverse than most Latinos including triracials lol.
It's interesting how the European colonists create a mini version of the Americas/New World in the Indian Ocean. Probably another similar cases are St. Helena or New Caledonia?
Very interesting.


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[emoji54] The DNA results are interesting, they as mixed as many of us (Latinos)


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I think in the Old World, the only places that balanced triracials might pass are Mauritius, Reunion, Cape Coloured South Africans, maybe Seychelles, not MENA which a lot of ppl seem to think
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...rica-and-where


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