LM Genetics K16

Caucasian: Populations primarily from the Caucasus region, characterized by a diverse mixture of ethnic groups and languages.

South-Euro: Populations from Southern Europe, typically including Mediterranean countries like Italy, Spain, and Greece, known for historical Roman and Hellenic influences.

North-Eurasian: Populations from the northern areas of Eurasia, often encompassing both European and Asian sectors, exhibiting diverse genetic backgrounds.

SE-Asian: Populations from Southeast Asia, including countries like Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia, with rich cultural diversity and historical trade networks.

Central-African: Populations in the central region of Africa, often representing a variety of ethnic groups with deep indigenous roots.

West-Asian: Populations from the Western Asia region, characterized by Middle Eastern ethnic groups and significant historical empires, like the Persian and Ottoman.

Horner: Populations from the Horn of Africa, mainly Somali, Eritrean, and Ethiopian groups with unique Afro-Asiatic linguistic ties.

Indian: Populations from the Indian subcontinent, known for its vast population diversity and ancient civilizations like the Indus Valley.

Amerindian: Indigenous populations of the Americas, encompassing a wide range of ethnic groups from North, Central, and South America.

Eastern-Euro: Populations from Eastern Europe, including Slavic, Baltic, and other ethnic groups with strong cultural and historical connections.

African_HG: African hunter-gatherer populations, representing some of the most ancient genetic lineages on the continent.

East-Asian: Populations from East Asia, including China, Japan, and Korea, known for distinct cultural and historical backgrounds.

NW-Euro: Populations from Northwest Europe, often including countries like the UK, Ireland, and Scandinavia, with a history of maritime exploration and trade.

West-African: Populations from the western region of Africa, typically represented by large ethnic groups such as the Yoruba, Hausa, and Akan.

North-African: Populations from Northern Africa, often influenced by both African and Mediterranean ancestries, with historical Berber and Arab influences.

Papuan: Indigenous populations of Papua New Guinea, with unique cultural and genetic attributes distinct from neighboring regions.