Dodecad Globe 13

Dodecad Globe 13 analyzes genome-wide autosomal genotype data to estimate the proportional ancestry an individual shares with 15 geographically and historically informed reference populations: Siberian Amerindian, African, West African, Palaeo African, East African, Asian, East Asian, South Asian, Southwest Asian, West Asian, European, Mediterranean, North European, Australasian, and Arctic. Built for a global audience — researchers, genetic genealogists, educators, and curious users — the calculator converts SNP data into a concise admixture profile that highlights both dominant ancestry blocks and subtle minority contributions. Using a model-based admixture framework and a modern reference panel, Dodecad Globe 13 balances resolution and stability: broad continental clusters describe major affinities while regionally specific components reveal finer structure across Eurasia, Africa, Oceania, and the Americas. The output gives percentage estimates for each component, enabling comparisons across individuals or populations, detection of unexpected signals (for example, minor Australasian or Arctic ancestry), and exploration of historical processes such as ancient migrations, back-migrations, founder events, and recent gene flow. This calculator is valuable because it translates complex genetic variation into interpretable results that complement uniparental markers and documentary genealogy. It is suitable for hypothesis generation, educational demonstrations of human diversity, and cross-population comparisons in population genetics. Important caveats: results are probabilistic and depend on the chosen reference samples and model assumptions; they do not provide precise dates or identify specific ancestors. For robust inference, pair Dodecad Globe 13 results with additional analyses (regional datasets, haplogroups, formal tests) and consider historical, archaeological, and linguistic context. Dodecad Globe 13 offers a reproducible, transparent snapshot of global a