Dodecad Weac 2

Dodecad Weac 2 is an autosomal admixture calculator that estimates how an individual's modern genome is composed in relation to seven broad reference components: Palaeoafrican, Atlantic_Baltic, Northeast_Asian, Near_East, Sub_Saharan, South_Asian and Southeast_Asian. Built for a global audience, it compares your DNA to a curated panel of contemporary populations to produce proportional ancestry estimates, similarity scores and broad regional affinities. The calculator is optimized for modern-era samples and emphasizes large-scale patterns of shared ancestry rather than fine-scale local ethnography. What it analyzes: Dodecad Weac 2 examines genome-wide markers to infer the fraction of ancestry attributable to each reference component. Results highlight dominant contributions (for example Near_East vs Atlantic_Baltic), detect mixtures between continental groups, and suggest likely geographic clines in ancestry. It is useful for identifying major migration signals — such as expansions out of the Near East, population structure within Eurasia, or deep African-related components represented by Palaeoafrican/Sub_Saharan clusters. Who it’s for: genealogists, population geneticists, curious individuals and hobbyists who want a clear, interpretable portrait of global ancestry. Because it uses broad component labels, it is especially informative for people with multi-regional backgrounds or researchers seeking comparative population profiles across the world. Context and value: The seven reference components encapsulate long-term demographic processes: ancient African diversity, West Eurasian coastal and Baltic influences, multiple Asian branches and South Asian mixtures. Dodecad Weac 2 offers a compact, accessible window into those histories, helping users place their ancestry within continental-scale movements and admixture events. Important caveats: outputs are statistical estimates dependent on reference choices and marker sets — not definitive ethnic or cultural iden