Marques World K47

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Calculator Details

Name
Marques World K47
Target Population
World
Author
Marques
Era
Modern
Number of Components
47
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Reference Populations

Afghanistan and North Pakistan

  • Description: A mountainous region encompassing the Hindu Kush mountains, historically part of the Silk Road.
  • Ethnic Groups: Pashtuns, Tajiks, and Hazaras.

Amazonia

  • Description: The vast rainforest region of South America, primarily in Brazil but extending into neighboring countries.
  • Features: Incredible biodiversity and numerous indigenous peoples.

Arabia

  • Description: The Arabian Peninsula, including modern Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, UAE, Qatar, and Bahrain.
  • Historical Influence: Bedouin culture, Islam, and trade routes.

Armenia

  • Description: A historic region in the South Caucasus, one of the world's oldest civilizations.
  • Features: Distinct Christian heritage and unique Indo-European language.

Arctic

  • Description: The northernmost region of Earth surrounding the North Pole, including parts of Canada, Greenland, Russia, Alaska, and Scandinavia.
  • Indigenous Peoples: Inuit.

Austronesian

  • Description: A vast cultural region spanning from Madagascar through Southeast Asia to Pacific Islands.
  • Features: Related language families and maritime traditions.

Balto-Slavic

  • Description: Regions historically inhabited by speakers of Baltic and Slavic languages, covering much of Eastern Europe.

Bantu

  • Description: Large region of sub-Saharan Africa, marked by the historical expansion of Bantu-speaking peoples.
  • Features: Agricultural traditions.

Basque

  • Description: A distinct cultural region straddling northern Spain and southern France.
  • Features: Unique pre-Indo-European language.

Bengal

  • Description: Region encompassing Bangladesh and West Bengal (India).
  • Features: Rich literary tradition, distinctive cuisine, and Bengali language.

British Islanders

  • Description: Peoples of Great Britain and Ireland.
  • Heritage: Celtic and Anglo-Saxon.

Burusho

  • Description: An isolated ethnic group in northern Pakistan's Hunza Valley.
  • Language: Unique Burushaski language.

China

  • Description: The historical heartland of Chinese civilization, primarily the Yellow and Yangtze River basins.
  • Features: Over 5,000 years of continuous cultural development.

East Central Asia

  • Description: The steppes and mountains of modern Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and surrounding areas.
  • Historical Inhabitants: Nomadic peoples.

East Mediterranean

  • Description: Coastal regions around the eastern Mediterranean Sea, including Greece and western Turkey.
  • Features: Cradle of many ancient civilizations.

Finland

  • Description: Nordic country with distinct Uralic language and culture.
  • Historical Influence: Both Eastern and Western European traditions.

France

  • Description: Western European region shaped by Gallic, Roman, and Frankish influences.
  • Features: Distinctive culture and historical influence.

Horn of Africa

  • Description: Region including Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, and Somalia.
  • Features: Ancient Christian and Islamic traditions.

Iberian

  • Description: The Iberian Peninsula, including Spain and Portugal.
  • Historical Influences: Roman, Visigothic, and Islamic.

Italy

  • Description: Mediterranean peninsula with rich Roman heritage and Renaissance culture.

Japan

  • Description: Island nation with distinct cultural traditions.
  • Historical Influence: Chinese and Korean cultures.

Khoisan

  • Description: Indigenous peoples of southern Africa.
  • Features: Click languages and ancient hunter-gatherer traditions.

Luhya

  • Description: Bantu ethnic group primarily in western Kenya.
  • Features: Distinct cultural practices.

North Africa

  • Description: Region from Morocco to Egypt.
  • Historical Influences: Arab, Berber, and Mediterranean.
  • Features: Rich Islamic heritage.

North Amerindian

  • Description: Indigenous peoples of North America.
  • Features: Diverse nations and cultures from Arctic to present-day United States.

North Arabian Sea

  • Description: Coastal regions bordering the Arabian Sea, including parts of Pakistan, Iran, and Oman.
  • Historical Importance: Maritime trade.

North Balkans

  • Description: Northern part of the Balkan Peninsula, including regions of former Yugoslavia and Romania.
  • Features: Diverse ethnic groups and historical crossroads.

North Caucasus

  • Description: Mountainous region between Black and Caspian Seas.
  • Ethnic Groups: Chechens, Dagestanis.

North Central Asia

  • Description: Vast steppes and mountains of southern Siberia and northern Kazakhstan.
  • Historical Inhabitants: Nomadic peoples.

North Indian Subcontinent

  • Description: Upper regions of South Asia, including Punjab, Kashmir, and surrounding areas.
  • Features: Shaped by Indo-Aryan cultures.

North Mexico

  • Description: Northern regions of Mexico.
  • Features: Distinct indigenous groups and influenced by proximity to US.

Oceania

  • Description: Vast Pacific region including Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific Islands.
  • Features: Diverse indigenous cultures including Aboriginal and Polynesian.

Persia

  • Description: Historical region centered on Iran.
  • Features: Rich cultural heritage spanning ancient civilizations to Islamic period.

Pygmy

  • Description: Various ethnic groups in Central African rainforests.
  • Features: Distinct physical and cultural characteristics.

Sardinia

  • Description: Mediterranean island.
  • Features: Unique genetic heritage and cultural traditions distinct from mainland Italy.

Scando-Germanic

  • Description: Northern European regions including Scandinavia and Germanic-speaking areas.
  • Historical Influence: Viking and Germanic traditions.

Siberia

  • Description: Vast northern Asian region.
  • Features: Diverse indigenous peoples and unique cultural adaptations to extreme climate.

South Amerindian

  • Description: Indigenous peoples of South America.
  • Features: Diverse groups from Amazon to Andes.

South Balkans

  • Description: Southern part of Balkan Peninsula, including Greece and parts of Albania.
  • Features: Ancient Mediterranean influences.

South Central Asia

  • Description: Region including Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and surrounding areas.
  • Historical Importance: Silk Road trade.

South East Asia

  • Description: Region including Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and surrounding areas.
  • Historical Influence: Indian and Chinese cultures.

South Indian Subcontinent

  • Description: Southern regions of India.
  • Features: Dravidian languages and distinct cultural traditions.

South Levant and Syria

  • Description: Historical region including modern Israel, Palestine, Jordan, and Syria.
  • Features: Cradle of major religions.

Vietnam South China

  • Description: Region encompassing southern China and northern Vietnam.
  • Features: Shared cultural and linguistic influences.

West Africa

  • Description: Coastal and inland regions from Senegal to Nigeria.
  • Features: Numerous ethnic groups and ancient empires.

West Caucasus

  • Description: Western portion of Caucasus Mountains, including Georgia and surrounding areas.
  • Features: Distinct Christian heritage.

Yucatan

  • Description: Peninsula in southern Mexico.
  • Features: Home to Maya civilization and distinct cultural heritage.

What is Admixture Analysis?

Admixture analysis is a method used to estimate your genetic ancestry by comparing your DNA to reference populations from around the world. Think of it as creating a recipe of your genetic makeup, where the ingredients are different ancestral populations.

This calculator uses 47 carefully selected modern populations as references, allowing for a detailed breakdown of your genetic heritage.

How It Works

Key Points
  • Your DNA is compared to 47 reference populations
  • Modern populations are used as references
  • Results show your genetic similarity to these populations

Understanding Your Results

Your results will show percentages of genetic similarity to these reference populations. Remember:

  • Results reflect genetic similarity, not direct ancestry
  • Modern populations are used as references
  • Percentages indicate relative genetic contribution from each population
  • Results are estimates based on available reference data
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