DNA Genics World K25 without jewish populations

DNA Genics World K25 without jewish populations is a modern-era, K=25-style admixture calculator that estimates the proportional ancestry of an individual against 26 geographically and historically informed reference populations. Designed for genealogists, adoptees, family historians, population genetics enthusiasts and researchers, this tool provides a fine-grained snapshot of global ancestry by resolving continental and regional components: multiple African clusters (East, West, Central, North, South), detailed Eurasian groupings (Anatolia–Caucasus–Iranian Plateau, Middle East, North‑west Asia, North‑east Asia, North_central_Asia, Central_Asia, Siberia), South and Southeast Asian subdivisions (Bengal, Central and Southern Indian subcontinents, South_east_Asia), and numerous European breakdowns (East European, North British Isles, Scandinavia, North_Italy, North_and_central_European, South_West_European, Finland), plus Oceania. The calculator excludes Jewish-specific reference clusters by design, offering clearer contrasts among neighboring non-Jewish populations and reducing overlap when users prefer or require non-Jewish baselines for comparison. Results show admixture proportions that can illuminate recent genealogy (e.g., mixed parental origins), deeper regional affinities (e.g., steppe, Caucasus, Anatolian signals), and likely directions of past migrations. It highlights subtle distinctions—such as differentiation between northern European and Mediterranean ancestry or inland versus coastal Asian influences—that broader models can miss. Important context and caveats: this is a statistical estimate built on contemporary reference populations; modern groups may themselves be admixed and historical dynamics can complicate direct interpretation. Use results in conjunction with documentary genealogy, haplogroup data, and archaeological or historical sources when possible. Why it’s valuable: it combines broad global coverage with regional resolution to help users