Eurogenes K13

Eurogenes K13 is a modern-era admixture calculator optimized for individuals with European ancestry. It decomposes your autosomal DNA into 13 reference components — Amerindian, Baltic, East_Med, North Atlantic, Northeast_African, Oceanian, Red_Sea, Siberian, South_Asian, Southeast_Asian, Sub-Saharan, West_Asian, and West_Med — to provide a proportional portrait of ancestral affinities across Eurasia and adjacent regions. Designed for genealogists, amateur and professional population geneticists, historians, and curious individuals, this calculator highlights the relative contributions from maritime and inland European clusters, Mediterranean and West Asian sources, northern Baltic and Atlantic elements, as well as smaller signals from Siberia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and South/Southeast Asia. What it analyzes: the K13 model estimates how much of your genome best matches each reference cluster, using contemporary and aggregated population data as proxies. What you can learn: regional affinities within Europe (for example, stronger West_Med or East_Med signals), likely minor admixture from non-European neighbors, and patterns consistent with known historical processes — such as Neolithic farmer ancestry from the Near East, Bronze Age steppe influx reflected in northern components, and later Mediterranean or African gene flow. Importantly, the calculator reports proportions, not precise dates or definitive ethnic labels; components are statistical constructs that approximate complex demographic history. Why it’s valuable: Eurogenes K13 offers an intuitive, comparative snapshot of ancestry for people of European descent and neighboring populations. It helps place personal DNA in a broader genetic geography, generates hypotheses for further research, and complements archival genealogy and archaeological literature. Use it as a starting point for exploration: compare results against regional reference groups, combine with haplogroup and segment-based tools for deeper insigh