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[AleXanderTheKhan]

18.2% Amur (neolithic)
14.6% Turkmen (basically tajik/iranic, iron age)
34.2% Neo Siberian (bronze age)
32.9% Yellow River (basically chinese, late neolithic)
P value = 0.99 which means this fits my dna extremely well

 

[AleXanderTheKhan]

Bump

 

[Saint Casanova]

Churki ?

 

[AleXanderTheKhan]

Churki ?

Yes

 

[HTNGrevious]

man the fuck does allat mean

 

[laworg]

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Is that just a facial recognition one or what lmfao if thats from a official dna test whyd they send that

 

[lastredeemer]

How do I read this shit nigga

 

[Looks over NT]

mirin obscure asian dna

 

[Jatt]

Congratulations you are INDIAN

 

[AleXanderTheKhan]

Is that just a facial recognition one or what lmfao if thats from a official dna test whyd they send that

Its using qpadm

How do I read this shit nigga

1. 32.9% China_YR_LN.SG

• Represents Late Neolithic Yellow River farmers.
• Associated with early millet agriculture and sedentary village life in north-central China.
• Likely contributes to East Asian Neolithic ancestry found in Han Chinese, Koreans, etc

2. 34.2% Russia_Krasnoyarsk_BA.SG

• Bronze Age population from south-central Siberia.
• Likely Andronovo-related or Steppe-derived with some East Eurasian admixture.
• Brings in Steppe/forest-steppe ancestry, possibly connected to later Scythian, Saka, and Central Asian groups.
• This component could reflect either northward migration of farmers or eastward migration of Steppe pastoralists

3. 18.2% China_AmurRiver_N.AG

• Represents Neolithic hunter-gatherers from the Amur River basin, Northeast Asia.
• Genetically close to Ulchi, Nivkh, and other Tungusic-speaking peoples.
• This component adds Northeast Asian forager ancestry (less sedentary, pre-agricultural)

4. 14.6% Turkmenistan_IA.SG

• Iron Age population from southern Central Asia, showing West Eurasian (Iranic) ancestry.
• Represents a minor West Eurasian input, likely from Steppe-related gene flow, or Silk Road-era admixture.
• May reflect early Iranian or Indo-European influence from the west.

 

[AleXanderTheKhan]

 

[AleXanderTheKhan]

Bump

 

[AleXanderTheKhan]

man the fuck does allat mean

1. 32.9% China_YR_LN.SG (basically chinese)

• Represents Late Neolithic Yellow River farmers.
• Associated with early millet agriculture and sedentary village life in north-central China.
• Likely contributes to East Asian Neolithic ancestry found in Han Chinese, Koreans, etc

2. 34.2% Russia_Krasnoyarsk_BA.SG (basically siberian)

• Bronze Age population from south-central Siberia.
• Likely Andronovo-related or Steppe-derived with some East Eurasian admixture.
• Brings in Steppe/forest-steppe ancestry, possibly connected to later Scythian, Saka, and Central Asian groups.
• This component could reflect either northward migration of farmers or eastward migration of Steppe pastoralists

3. 18.2% China_AmurRiver_N.AG

• Represents Neolithic hunter-gatherers from the Amur River basin, Northeast Asia.
• Genetically close to Ulchi, Nivkh, and other Tungusic-speaking peoples.
• This component adds Northeast Asian forager ancestry (less sedentary, pre-agricultural)

4. 14.6% Turkmenistan_IA.SG (basically iranian)

• Iron Age population from southern Central Asia, showing West Eurasian (Iranic) ancestry.
• Represents a minor West Eurasian input, likely from Steppe-related gene flow, or Silk Road-era admixture.
• May reflect early Iranian or Indo-European influence from the west.

 

[HTNGrevious]

1. 32.9% China_YR_LN.SG (basically chinese)

• Represents Late Neolithic Yellow River farmers.
• Associated with early millet agriculture and sedentary village life in north-central China.
• Likely contributes to East Asian Neolithic ancestry found in Han Chinese, Koreans, etc

2. 34.2% Russia_Krasnoyarsk_BA.SG (basically siberian)

• Bronze Age population from south-central Siberia.
• Likely Andronovo-related or Steppe-derived with some East Eurasian admixture.
• Brings in Steppe/forest-steppe ancestry, possibly connected to later Scythian, Saka, and Central Asian groups.
• This component could reflect either northward migration of farmers or eastward migration of Steppe pastoralists

3. 18.2% China_AmurRiver_N.AG

• Represents Neolithic hunter-gatherers from the Amur River basin, Northeast Asia.
• Genetically close to Ulchi, Nivkh, and other Tungusic-speaking peoples.
• This component adds Northeast Asian forager ancestry (less sedentary, pre-agricultural)

4. 14.6% Turkmenistan_IA.SG (basically iranian)

• Iron Age population from southern Central Asia, showing West Eurasian (Iranic) ancestry.
• Represents a minor West Eurasian input, likely from Steppe-related gene flow, or Silk Road-era admixture.
• May reflect early Iranian or Indo-European influence from the west.

dnr

 

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