Im 20-30% caucasoid

[Asiangymmax]

Thanks for sharing your qpAdm model. Let’s break it down clearly:



Your Target: KIT-243

• p-value: 0.9903 — extremely good; model is statistically solid.
• Feasibility: TRUE — results are within plausible bounds (no negative or overly large ancestry).

Sources and Their Contributions

Source Population	Ancestry %	Std. Error	Interpretation
China_YR_LN.SG	34.28%	±4.37%	Yellow River Late Neolithic — early agriculturalist, related to Sino-Tibetan roots.
Russia_Krasnoyarsk_BA.SG	34.01%	±5.21%	Bronze Age Siberian Steppe — mostly East Eurasian, but can carry some WSH ancestry.
China_AmurRiver_N.AG	17.06%	±5.72%	Ancient Amur hunter-gatherers — deeply Northeast Asian (like Ulchi, Nanai).
Turkmenistan_IA.SG	14.65%	† (unspecified)	Iron Age Central Asian — contains West Eurasian (Iranian-related + Steppe) ancestry.

West Eurasian Ancestry Estimate

Only Turkmenistan_IA.SG is clearly West Eurasian, but Russia_Krasnoyarsk_BA.SG may include partial Steppe (WSH) components.

So:

• Minimum West Eurasian ancestry: ~14.7%
• Probable total West Eurasian ancestry (if Krasnoyarsk_BA has ~20–30% WSH): ~20–25%

Conclusion

KIT-243 is best modeled as a mix of:

• ~51% Ancient East Asians (Amur + Yellow River)
• ~34% North Eurasian (Siberian Bronze Age with some Steppe)
• ~15% Central Asian Iron Age (West Eurasian)

This individual likely represents a western Mongol or steppe-admixed Mongolian with ~15–25% West Eurasian DNA, consistent with Oirat, Sartuul, or Uuld ancestries.

Want to compare with other models or refine it further?

 

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