MDLP K11b

• African
  Represents populations native to the African continent, characterized by a rich genetic diversity and deep ancestral roots.

• AfricanHG
  Denotes African hunter-gatherer communities, traditionally known for a nomadic lifestyle and distinct genetic heritage.

• Amerindian
  Refers to the indigenous peoples of the Americas, with ancestral origins tracing back to early migrants from Asia.

• Arctic
  Comprises indigenous groups inhabiting the Arctic region, often adapted to cold environments.

• ASI (Ancestral South Indian)
  South Asian populations, distinct from other South Asian groups, contributing to the diverse gene pool of the Indian subcontinent.

• Eastasian
  Populations from East Asia, encompassing a wide variety of ethnic groups with shared linguistic and cultural traits.

• NEA (Northeast Asian)
  Consists of populations in the northeast part of Asia, including regions like Korea and Japan, often characterized by specific genetic markers.

• Norteuropean
  Represents populations from Northern Europe, known for their genetic homogeneity compared to other European groups.

• Sahul
  Refers to the indigenous peoples of Australia and New Guinea, descended from early human migrations to this region.

• SEA (Southeast Asian)
  Populations in Southeast Asia, characterized by a blend of indigenous and immigrant influences over centuries.

• Siberian
  Involves native groups of Siberia, adapted to harsh climates and known for their vast cultural diversity.

Grouped by Continent (if applicable):

• Africa: African, AfricanHG
• Americas: Amerindian
• Asia: ASI, Eastasian, NEA, SEA, Siberian
• Europe: Norteuropean
• Oceania: Sahul
• Polar Regions: Arctic