Dodecad Globe 10

Dodecad Globe 10 is a modern-era autosomal admixture calculator that estimates an individual's genetic ancestry by comparing their genome-wide allele frequencies to nine carefully chosen reference populations: Amerindian, West_Asian, Australasian, Palaeo_African, Neo_African, Siberian, Southern East_Asian, Atlantic_Baltic, and South_Asian. Designed for a global audience — from hobbyist genealogists and informed consumers to population geneticists and students — it provides a clear, interpretable breakdown of ancestral components that reflect broad continental and regional affinities. The calculator analyzes how your DNA clusters with reference panels derived from contemporary and deep-rooted lineages. Outputs indicate proportional contributions from each reference group, highlighting signals such as ancient African heritage (Palaeo_African), more recent sub-Saharan inputs (Neo_African), West Asian and South Asian gradients, Siberian and Amerindian connections across northern Eurasia and the Americas, Southern East Asian and Australasian threads across Oceania and Southeast Asia, and Atlantic_Baltic signatures across western and northern Europe. Users gain insights into likely population mixtures, migration legacies, and regional genetic ties: for example, detecting Siberian–Amerindian affinities that echo Beringian migrations, or distinguishing deep Australasian-related ancestry from Southeast Asian gene flow. The tool contextualizes results within modern population structure and historical movements rather than offering deterministic labels. Dodecad Globe 10 is valuable because it pairs transparent methodology with a compact, interpretable reference set that balances ancient and modern signals. It is useful for exploratory personal ancestry, comparative research, and teaching about human genetic diversity. Clear caveats accompany results: component names are labels for genetic clusters, reference panels and sample composition influence outcomes, and fine-scale g