Dodecad Euro 7

Dodecad Euro 7 is a modern genetic admixture calculator designed to estimate the proportional ancestry of any individual against seven broad reference clusters drawn from contemporary and recently sampled populations. It analyzes genotype data to produce a proportional breakdown across Caucasus, Northwestern, Northeastern, Southeastern, Southwestern, African, and Far_Asian components. The tool is intended for researchers, genetic genealogists, students of human population history, and curious individuals worldwide who want a clear, interpretable portrait of continental and subcontinental ancestry signals in their DNA. Using allele-frequency comparisons and standard admixture modeling, Dodecad Euro 7 reports component scores, visualizations, and distance metrics that indicate how closely a sample matches each reference cluster. Users gain insight into probable regional affinities (for example, elevated Caucasus or Northeastern signals), the relative balance of European-associated clusters versus non-European inputs (African or Far_Asian), and how their profile fits within global variation. The seven reference populations reflect broad historical and geographic structure: Caucasus (Transcaucasian–Anatolian/Iranic affinities), Northwestern and Northeastern (northwest and northeast European gradients), Southwestern and Southeastern (southern European and Balkan/Anatolian gradients), African (sub-Saharan ancestry), and Far_Asian (East and Southeast Asian affinities). Historically, these components capture layers of migration and admixture—from Paleolithic and Neolithic expansions to later steppe movements and historic exchanges across the Mediterranean, Caucasus, and Eurasian steppes. Dodecad Euro 7 is valuable because it simplifies complex genomic patterns into an accessible profile while retaining scientific rigor: results are quantitative, reproducible, and accompanied by interpretive guidance. Limitations are clearly stated—component labels are broad approximations